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Here's mine. No inspiration at all taken from a certain California based company's OS ;p
I use:
I apologise if I missed anything.
Looks like this, 3 monitor setup
GNOME 45.5 with only a few extensions. Most of the good ones break every time there's a new GNOME release anyway. I especially miss having the top bar on all monitors. Dash to Dock on the center monitor.
You use GNOME Web? How do you like it compared to other browsers like Firefox?
I rarely use it but I have it synced with my Firefox account so it should have all my favorites and tabs, but not its extensions. I sometimes use it to test something. I think it's an ok every day browser.
I think it might just be my theme, but it looks a lot like Safari to me. Apparently it is based on webkit. Can you send me a screenshot of what it looks like for you?
Thanks! So it does look somewhat similar to Safari even without the theme, but the theme makes it look even more like it, mostly by changing the button CSS.
lovely!