Nothing. But once Wayland supports xscreensaver or vice versa I’ll switch.
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A GUI to build these EWWidgets I suck at making. The only reason I'm using them is the fancy animations, otherwise xfce4-panel or tint2 would be fine.
WMR support, I would ditch Windows in a heartbeat
GNOME:
- support tags in all applications and have combined search for them (e.g. let me tag e-mails and files, and when I search for my tag the tagged emails and files show up) (AFAIK GNOME developers already said, this will never come, because it would confuse GNOME users. Apple and Apple users have this feature for years now.)
- Bring back F3 dual pane views in the file manager, having two windows side by side is not equivalent
- Integrate and polish dash to dock or dash to panel, I don't care which one just make it work perfectly OOTB.