The best part of multiple desktops is increased file storage limits!

I got a jew laptop at work recently and the IT guy asked about Desktop icons. I told him I turn them off. He told me about our CFO who apparently keeps every file in Desktop. I can't imagine.

Legend

A lot of us remember it. If you are a sysadmin you remember it. I've been a sysadmin for twenty eight years and working for living in IT for thirty five. Sales 'dudes' are the worst. They are just puffed up blowhards with little or no intelligence. the only talent they have is lying to people.

Case in point from personal experience.

I put wireless in a Chevy dealership one time as a side job. Every time apple came out with a update for the iphone they(the sales weenies) would complain it was slow. They just couldn't understand that the problem was on apples end. I drew them a diagram one time and they said that it didn't matter they paid me for fast internet. I ended up calling the owner of the dealership and told him I would be out to remove the AP's and refund him. He asked why and I told him about the weekly calls about how it was my fault it wasn't fast enough for them. He told me don't worry about it and he would take care of it. A year or so later one of the AP's 'somehow' defaulted to factory and had to be added back to the controller. When I got there the sales weenies went out of their way to ignore me. It was the AP in the main showroom where the sales offices were. Its no mystery that one of the half wits did a factory reset on it.

I have the same setup on Nobara with kRunner.

Mac has spotlight and it works pretty well. Windows start menu has similar functionality as well.

I'm a computer idiot. I know Lemmy is full of techy people who can explain to me in exhaustive (and exhausting...) detail why Gnome is evil or horrible or designed by morons or whatever. It seems to be the most popular position. But I fucking love it. I use Linux for ideological reasons, and because I'm a computer idiot, and it's safer from viruses, and with an immutable OS I'm less likely to bork my shit. I came from windows, and since the switch around 5 years ago, I've never been happier. It feels clean, and fun, and so easy to use. It's perfect for my touchscreen, when I flip my laptop over and use it as a tablet. It's fantastic for keyboard controls when I don't want to fuck with a mouse. The mouse gestures are amazing when I don't want to fuck with a keyboard. I use Fedora because I love stock* Gnome. Ubuntu was okay, but that basic Gnome experience is just frickin fabulous.

*Okay, not stock. There's a few extension. But not many!