harmbugler

Should be fine for a microbiologist though.

Sure, if you want to type your password 17 times.

All my important stuff is saved to SomeDrive

Different strokes for different folks, I guess.

For me the info I want is behind the Super key. Show open apps? Super. Show the dock? Super. Search? Super. Mostly I use the dock for occasionally opening the Apps menu or the System Menu to connect something Bluetooth or change network settings. I agree it could go, but then any casual users might get lost looking at an entirely blank screen.

GNOME is very opinionated about the desktop design, which maybe explains the plugin situation, why they were the first(?) to drop X11 etc. And there’s always KDE, XFCE and others.

That’s what I like about it. I use my computer to use applications and it gets out of the way.

The challenge?

My favourite editor is the first one I find that’s installed

Notepad++ doesn’t have Notepad’s awesome AI features, clearly

But do you aim to close them as a stack or a queue

A nice, simple solution of having a file and an app that can read that file. Hard to believe people are suggesting setting up a whole e-mail server to read one file.

Like your house is a big, complex PC case.

Probably Microsoft’s best stupidest name too, except maybe renaming the remote desktop app to “Windows App”.