DrunkenAlcoholic 've been using the Budgie Desktop Environment (DE) for quite some timeโever since Solus first became publicly available.
same.
Budgie may seem stagnant sometimes (gets the least updates of the 4 in the last 6 mos. by my reckoning). By the same token I've never had it fail, and still appreciate its ease. I agree, it's seen no bells and whistles in a while but I'm oK.
DrunkenAlcoholic Iโm not a big fan of KDE or GNOME
me either
DrunkenAlcoholic do we really expect a Wayland version to be ready in Q1?
I'm don't but in Josh I am trusting.
PS--I love your minimalist iso approach but manpower. Cinnamon would have been right at home here, I agree.
DrunkenAlcoholic Budgie has become more of a niche, nostalgic desktop. Itโs almost like comparing Windows 7 to Windows 10/11
I think many consider Cinnamon a "niche" and "nostalgic" desktop as well. I think it's second to Budgie that is for sure.
Actually I would take 7 over 10/11 in a heartbeat if they still supported it. But even by then the user control was usurped and I would went to Linux anyway.
Hang in there, I think Budgie will surprise you. I have been a budgie user as long as you have. I still love Budgie miles over the other three. The wayland thing will have to be a bridge to cross for sure.