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Yes. I prefer having tools that do one thing well. That's the point of unix. How the user uses them should be up to her. GNOME offering a monolithic environmen

Yes. I prefer having tools that do one thing well. That's the point of unix. How the user uses them should be up to her. GNOME offering a monolithic environment with heavy opinionation is the opposite.

flexagoon 2y ago
How is GNOME a "monolithic environment"? The entire GNOME ecosystem is basically small apps that do a single thing well: https://apps.gnome.org/ https://apps.gnome.org/
- kasabali 2y ago
  So is X11, by that logic https://cyber.dabamos.de/unix/x11/ https://cyber.dabamos.de/unix/x11/
  - flexagoon 2y ago
    That page literally just lists all sorts of random apps that work under X11, so yeah? Of course it's not a single monolithic system.