When the open-source IDE for thoughtful software design

The Linux desktop does need work, but it's not 100% up to speed yet, either. The ultimate UX can be found on this page. The Snapdragon X chips are already wonderful with Windows 11 ARM64, so I'm pretty excited to see how much Linux will be able to install its launcher and keyboard integrations.

Ok, now do the rest of the comments: UX is more than one study case on competitive analysis. It's interesting, but personally I think the idea of a singular desktop model is what is going to be on a remote machine anyways. We could do well with change on the desktop, but very little of it makes much difference to the desktop, surely?