> Of course, if people want a GUI manager they can produce one - equally > people who don't want one can use command line tools or scripts to > provide the functionality they want. > That's the point. Since I cannot write one myself, I stopped using qubes because my use case depends on it. Some users may only ever use firefox and nothing else, they wouldn't mind stripping every other (cli)tool from qubes. I see no point in making up lowest possible denominators of useability. Qubes has a unique architecure of integrating virtual machines. If there are no proper tools to make it possible for a user to adjust this system to his specific use case withouth the need to write a program, some people may stop using it (also last I checked there wasn't a proper documentation on the new commands). I don't think that's good or bad and maybe I'm the only one who's going back to a different OS.
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