Thanks for the useful info. Still, I don’t think I want to fool with it until it’s available via GUI. That’s just me.

And I hope you are right about the rest being quicker.

But they have historically moved pretty damn slow

I’m sure my command line game is weak. Do you have a solution for connecting to Bluetooth and for timing out to login screen and blanking it after a certain period?

Exactly. I could use it as my daily if the settings panel was more complete.

I agree

I couldn’t even connect Bluetooth until I switched to Gnome again

Not in the long view it wouldn’t be that bad but we’ve seen other projects take so many years. Look how long it’s taken Wayland.

That’s my plan. I’m back on Gnome until feature parity.

I’m just afraid it’s gonna be another 2 years before it’s ready for everyday use

I’m talking about previewing PDFs, mp4s, and photos in the finder by selecting the file and hitting the spacebar.

And Linux really needs an app like Preview too.

I use both Mac and Pop!_OS (Gnome) and I like and dislike both. MacOS has a great qulcklook that I miss in Gnome. Sushi almost corrected that oversight but it hasn’t worked right for me in a couple of years now. I also like Mac’s useful icon shortcut in the window title bar.

Gnome’s extension system is a clusterfuck, but at least I can decide how windows function, unlike Mac.

This.

Brave is great on mobile, but they still don’t have the Firefox reader view.

Brave is my second choice.

Firefox had the best reader view of any browser and looks great in both mobile and desktop.

Also, uBlock

No work around is needed. You can install a very limited number of extensions on Firefox mobile and they are the ones you want the most. This includes uBlock Origen.