@vkc thanks for illustrating my point.

@vkc There is history.

What fuels the anger is the annoyance at the lack of reflection within Gnome of its role in the failure of desktop Linux.

Most notably it's insular design choices in Gnome 3, and the early shipment of that non-ready software, reducing Linux's share of the market from MacOS levels to a third of that.

Today, yet another insular design choice by Gnome. Of course people are going to give them stick. Even if it's a good decision.