The main problem I have with Gnome is exactly this: extensions. Vanilla Gnome is so barebones that it makes the MacOS feature-rich. So you really need extensions.
But the problem with extensions is that when you update Gnome, you're not sure if the extensions you're using will work. It's a logistics I don't want to think about anymore. For me, extensions are good for distros because you can update everything as one package.
I'm much happier with KDE. As always, experience varies, but this has been my experience.
I wish I could use it, but one thing that stops me using it is that it doesn't show the community instance. For example, if I'm in the Technology community, am I in Technology@lemmy.world or Technology@lemmy.ml?
But the Fediverse will be different. For example, instead of having one giant Politics community, we have two: politics@lemmy.world and politics@lemmy.ml, each with its own moderation style that has to respect the rules of its instance.
I think that's a lot healthier than having one giant Politics subreddit where it's hard to get involved because of the size and the immaturity of the people.
Indeed. It was a native app and it was such a polished gem. Christian's vision from the beginning was to make the perfect Reddit IOS app for Reddit and he made it happen.
That's the beauty of the Fediverse. Read this page: https://lemmy.world/legal. If you don't agree with it, feel free to find an instance that suits your need.
... what?! Canada has universal health care and it costs taxpayers too much money to treat cigarette related illnesses. It's all about educating the population about the risk and having a healthier population.