That user has way too many desktop icons for my personal taste 😛
That user has way too many desktop icons for my personal taste 
VWinesapOS just comes with that many afaik
VIt's supposed to be an ALL in one option
BOMG same lol I literally even delete trash can off my desktop and just keep a widget in my taskbar for it
Gas a gnome user, I've heard stories of desktop icons by the campfire, but I think they're probably an urban legend
RImo a good start or overview menu, or even just pinning shortcuts to a panel/dock, eliminates most reasons why one would use desktop icons
RWith so many alternatives available, and with how desktop icons can be hard to see over your background and clutter it up, I just don't see why to use 'em
RMy KDE is essentially gnomefied
REven when I was on KDE Plasma, I didn't use desktop icons
ROnly thing I'm missing is a theme similar to adwaita
RWith every that I used KDE Plasma, it began to resemble Gnome more and more, until I just thought to myself "at this rate, why not just use Gnome" 
RSo I just switched to Gnome, haven't looked back really
KI never understood why Windows 7 moved to pinned applications and easy search from the start menu, and then kept the recycle bin icon
RI like gnome's workflow and apps but Nvidia doesn't let me switch just yet
KI even had an app to make a recycle bin in the taskbar so I could get rid of that last icon
KJust this very silly half-step they did
Panyone try the ffxvi demo yet?
RAh, that makes sense
RAlso gnome is still lacking two things I use daily
RFractional scaling + a proper clipboard app
RI don't get it either, really. Feels like something that's only there because that's the way its always been
RWindows has so many obsolete features and outdated interfaces from earlier versions that it's kinda sad
RIt's getting better over time, but there are still a few stragglers
RWindows 12 needs to de-cruft
RThis so funny because I moved to Gnome because of Nvidia issues! Different Nvidia, different issues... 
FWindows 10X was that, but they abandoned it, as it broke the core principle of Windows: compatibility & habits
RBut I'm loving my Gnome experience, just the screensharing issue is affecting me
RYeah back in plasma 6.1 with 555 kde was unusable
RConstant panel freezing
RNow I have two panels and my KDE doesn't explode so there's that
RTbh, I experienced panel freezing even on AMD at the Plasma 6.1 release. That was right when I switched to Gnome though, so I didn't get to see 6.1 after the fixes
RI still saw a crash today but nothing serious
R6.1 was very rough overall
RLiterally, it was my first time in Bazzite either. I was asking my self if I did something wrong, I was about to revert back to Mint
ROnce gnome implements the things I need I would gladly switch
RThanks god Gnome is solid
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RYeah I had some issues with plasmashell crashing with Intel as well, seems to be fine now
RI'm using my work's Thinkpad with Bazzite KDE on a external SSD to play some games and stream Jellyfin to my TV, it's amazing now
Tme when the faq answers this
RImo, KDE Plasma needs to be more open to delaying releases if major bugs are found. I won't tell them "just fix the bugs lel" because they'd need more contributors for that and it's rude, but rn many bugs are known before the release of a new major feature and in spite of that they're rolled out anyway
Hi don't understand why should you reinvent the wheel lol
KI didn't go with Debian because if I wanted slow and out of date packages I'd go live in the woods
KI didn't go with arch because I like ostree
Hvalve have approximately infinite money to burn in making arch usable
Hby removing all of the arch philosophy from it
DIirc the reason they went with arch is primarily because it's what their devs were familiar with
CIf they are contributing upstream Arch makes sense
CApparently they just snapshot whenever though
CNot sure if they even have a security policy or anything
Ddoesn't seem like a huge priority considering how old the packages are on steamos stable