WellTheresYourCobbler [ey/em, they/them]

Love to see some accessibility improvements and the nautilus update is going to make handling my large folders a lot easier

Huh that does sound arbitrary

I saw this before but I wasn’t ready, I think I might be now…

Honestly the UAC (the admin password/permission popup) and the way it handles software crashing (I believe by taking a screenshot of the current session, then moving to a safe session and asking what you wanted to do)was pretty nice. I don’t think most distros have matched the security of windows UAC prompts but then again it’s not as necessary on Linux either.

Yes omg I forgot about this but I do miss it frequently

For me vanilla gnome is the best DE because of the thoughtful design it has. I rarely use any extensions because I like the way its workflow is designed out of the box (though sometimes I’ll use blur my shell to feel stylish).

This is the right answer to this question. You have to be ready to learn a new OS if you want to switch to Linux. IMO that doesn’t mean you should expect to be doing everything through the command line but if even a ui difference is going to be a problem then it’s probably not time.