First thing I notice : The software is a bit behind that of .
For example  is at v3.30.2 on  whereas on  it's at v3.32.2, enough to be lacking the new icon theme.

I guess that's because  doesn't follow a rolling release scheme, and I could fix that by using the testing channel (or whatever that's called)

#gnome #archlinux #nixos

At least I'm discovering new apps though.

I only checked gnome as the DE and then ran the install.

When I looked for a web browser there was only #epiphany (aka just "Web"). I usually use #Firefox so I thought why not give it a go?

I like the gnome integration, minimal interface and the fact that you can turn a webpage into a desktop app. Just like that oversold feature on #android.

But there are no extensions, and I honestly can't live without #darkreader, #abp, and #privacybadger.

And also gnome-usage! That's a nice little gnome app I didn't know existed.

It's kind of a mashup of gnome-system-monitor and baobab (aka Disk Usage Analyser).

It's very nice and has features not found in its sister apps (like a clear separation of the system-used space) but then lacks some of their features (like a memory usage graph, or network traffic monitoring).