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Cinnamon. Desktop environment peaked in the Windows XP/Gnome 2 days and everything else is just change for the shake of change. :C
My only annoyance is lack of Wayland support. Tried out cosmic, but it doesn't have the Windows XP/Gnome 2 style window list.
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Me too, and it sorta has Wayland support, but it's not real good. I also like Cosmic, I think it has a good future ahead of it.
I tried Cosmic and quite liked it. Just waiting for them to add a gnome 2 style window list widget with the window names.
Agreed.
i agree with wayland, but in cinnamon there is experimental wayland support.
There is, but I use a hipster keyboard layout and they don't support alternate keyboard layouts yet.
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