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What OS do you use on your pc and why? (lemmy.one)

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[–] ruckblack 3 points 2 years ago

I think a consistent UI across Linux sort of goes against the concept of the whole thing. But in my opinion there are some very nice, clean desktop environments available today. I still agree with you though, despite my being a fan boy. We're a ways off from the "year of the Linux desktop." It doesn't "just work" like MacOS and it's not a comfortable standard like Windows.