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"content": "One thing that super bugs me on Linux is the fact that you can't really install multiple desktop environments on one system without them breaking something :neofox_what: How did we all agree to containerize our apps but not agree to keep desktop environments to their own containers? We already have display managers that let you switch your session, so the plumbing to switch between DEs is *there*, but we can't figure out how to install KDE without it mucking up the GNOME session? Really?\n\n#Linux #FOSS",
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How did we all agree to containerize our apps but not agree to keep desktop environments to their own containers? We already have display managers that let you switch your session, so the plumbing to switch between DEs is *there*, but we can't figure out how to install KDE without it mucking up the GNOME session? Really?