What should Cinnamon change to make it your favorite desktop environment?

What should Cinnamon change to make it your favorite desktop environment?

It's basically what Gnome 3 should have been. Cinnamon shares Gnome's looks and KDE's functionality.The developers even receive 120k in donations (excluding sponsors) each year so it's not some meme DE that will die off in a year. Cinnamon is stable and recently had major speed improvements. It really should be the official DE of Jow Forums.

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Pic above is Fedora's default. Pic related is Mint's default. I personally use the aqua version of Mint's as I don't like green.

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> Cinnamon shares Gnome's looks
And that's why it's bad. Gnome 3 is as retarded as these websites with BIG buttons and fields. Of course, it may be justified on 1080p 10", but not 23". Even on 16" it's bad, because scaling exists and designers shouldn't take up the space on the assumption their users are blind. Tl; dr:
> big buttons and margin spaces are bad

Used it for a month, saw no improvement over GNOME. What's even the point of it when you can just switch to GNOME Classic?

It's alright but if I really wanted to use a DE i'd just use xfce. More customizeable.

no wayland support

>xfce
abandonware
>gheyland
kys

I'm not sure what you think is bigger than in any other DE unless you're referring to the new panel. In the case of the panel, it can be scaled down. If you need fractional scaling of all UI elements, GTK just got support for that like a week ago.

>It really should be the official DE of Jow Forums.
you didn't spell KDE right

I just switched from Cinnamon to KDE because of one specific feature: shortcut key to hide window borders. I can just toggle them off and maximize the work area whenever I want. Other than that I was pretty happy with Cinnamon, so I might switch back when they get that too.