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Two Linux users walk into a bar

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Except for the start menu and right click menu, yeah, I’d agree. Luckily, you can bring both back if you wanted to.
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  I actually prefer the start menu of Windows 10 and appreciate KDE going a similar way on Linux
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    Meeh, each to his own 🤷.

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