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What OS is this?
James Barnes
James Smith
well it's gnot a xfce
it's gnot an i3
it's gnot a kde
ITSA GNOME
Dominic Ramirez
GNU slash moonrunes
Parker Smith
looks like kali, with gnome de?
Daniel Johnson
>root@kali
Michael Cook
Here is your answer
Julian Collins
Obviously freebsd, skinned to look like kali
Jacob Flores
LinuxOS
Carson Gutierrez
Dumbass, it's fucking windows 10 1903 with Ubuntu running Kali tools.
Jackson Jones
And this all emulated in an emulation of an emulation.
Owen Hill
Literally in a second anyone can tell you that's kali, lmao. Fucking chinks
David Parker
looks like gn*me, the TrannyOS
Jace Martinez
why does Jow Forums hate gnome
Kevin Reyes
>mpv
Based chinks
Sebastian Collins
Looks like Kali, maybe dolphin file manager based on symbols, Could be XFECES as de but its almost too good lookin for that
Colton Jones
nothing, they will invent no problems for anything.
>loves UNIX philosphy
>gnome removes features because they were against UNIX philosophy
>NOOOOOOO YOU CAN'T DO THAT GIMME GIMME
bunch of retards who have nothing better to do but to pretend this board is a battlefield. Zoomers with internet were a mistake
Jason Bailey
It is 100% Kali Linux
Wyatt Jackson
underrated post
Justin Bennett
Slow and bloated.
"Muh touch devices", not that anyone runs gnome linux on a tablet.
Remove actual useful features because apparently if we want to increase the linux marketshare we need to dumb it down.
Doesn't talk to other DE developers to create standards, forces its crap on others.
Little customization and the constant removal of such option, which I can sorta understand from a developers perspective, but vanilla Gnome is unusable without customization.
No thumbnail viewer on the file picker dialog.
Trannies.
Grows slower and more bloated despite the constant removal of features.
Honestly Gnome is a death by a thousand cuts for me. I can't point to one big thing, but there are a thousand little things that just annoy me.
Owen Gutierrez
a GUI itself doesn't fit inside the UNIX philosophy. It doesn't apply to point and click programs. Those need a separate philosophy.
Joshua James
My brain has evaluated it to be Kali with a confidence interval of 99.7%