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Again, extensions aren't as polished as built in stuff. A prime example of this was when they ditched desktop icons, the extensions that followed fail sometimes.
@TCB13 @Dariusmiles2123 They do. It’s why I abandoned Gnome and even great distros like Vanilla will never be my choice because they default to Gnome. I’m honestly not even sure Vanilla can be altered to use KDE by the user. I never tried.