Maybe it's just media bias, but I have seen interest and work for GNOME really drop off the last couple of years. You could see something cool being worked on every couple weeks (at least reported on).
I remember this goal to change the window management to be more like a tiling WM (similar to Niri) that seems to have faded away. I recently moved from GNOME to KDE, one reason being KDE adopting Wayland protocols quicker and constant performance issues with GNOME.
ChocolateGod|5 months ago
I remember this goal to change the window management to be more like a tiling WM (similar to Niri) that seems to have faded away. I recently moved from GNOME to KDE, one reason being KDE adopting Wayland protocols quicker and constant performance issues with GNOME.
PixelForg|5 months ago
Are you talking about this article?
https://blogs.gnome.org/tbernard/tag/tiling/
pjmlp|5 months ago
After Ubuntu Unity, XCFE became my desktop, for the remaining netbook lifetime.
And I used to deal with Gtkmm back in 2000's, when GNOME still had a good architecture.