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Hmmm, one of the 7 main changes appears to a desktop wallpaper
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  If you are going to float Wayland only GNOME and a major change to RPM, limiting your other changes is not a bad thing.
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    Eh, it’s only for Workstation, where it’s more than well-tested
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  Huge
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  Programming is boring

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