Back

@tio … and, hopefully, in the process, create a consistent experience for people and an incentive for app devs to support standards like light/dark mode also.

It goes beyond aesthetics. The time/effort saved can go into implementing better accessibility, refining the experience of apps, etc.

This is at least how I feel now having used stock GNOME 42 on Fedora Silverblue for the past few months after several years on elementary OS.

PS. Thank you for the work you do; it’s inspiring