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GNOME June 2024: C'mon you can do better
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The founder of GNOME, Miguel de Icaza, stopped using Linux in favor of macOS in 2014 iirc. That makes me guess that the macOS design was at least acceptable to him. Maybe the visions were similar enough.
What does the founder of GNOME have to do with GNOME in 2022? He worked for Microsoft for 6 years.