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Does anyone use this? I've yet to find a defining feature list of why anyone should use it aside from cosmetic differences. Does it even have a defining feature set?
Xrdp server enabled with a toggle instead of messing with the terminal for 1 hour seems unique
That's not exclusive to Zorin however, that's just a Gnome 42 feature (unless the base gnome implementation is the one you're referring to that needs configuring in the terminal).
Ah. The way they wrote that seemed an exclusive...
Nice for gnome, so, when I wanted to set xrdp on debian a couple years ago I cried and almost gave up.