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GNOME is (Gradually!) Dropping X11

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GNOME is (Gradually!) Dropping X11

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It was a joke. I don’t actually talk like that or care about what people do ha ha.

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  @iHUNTcriminals 👍🏼💻🐧
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  Why would you comment on this?
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    Why u gray?
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      Why you orange?

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