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Brilliant work! COSMIC is a breath of fresh air for the Linux desktop community.
two questions:
Is COSMIC DE going to be exclusively Wayland? Would make sense but I'm just curious.
will COSMIC DE be available separately from Pop!OS? I think this could be a very popular choice for people getting into Arch or Nix, for example.
Brilliant!
Hoping someone packages it for gentoo 🤞