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GNOME Devs are rethinking the "Activities" button

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GNOME Devs are rethinking the "Activities" button

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GNOME Devs May Replace 'Activities' Label with this Indicator - OMG! Linux

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GNOME developers are "rethinking" the Activities button that appears by default in GNOME Shell's Top Bar. Feedback shows that the "Activities" label as-is

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Besides, Plasma is much more like Windows. It has panels, lots of windows and bugs.

On that we can agree. And let me add more: inconsistent design.

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