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I currently use Gnome, but I’m already looking for a new desktop environment because they have ditched X11 support. I don’t know which DEs are planning to keep it. KDE are also a bunch of loonies who call people “nazis”.

Installing the software doesn’t mean you have to associate with the maintainers, but that kind of mental illness is going to lead to problems. Gnome is already struggling.

I want a desktop environment that supports X11 and is not maintained by mentally ill people. Am I asking too much?

I currently use Gnome, but I’m already looking for a new desktop environment because they have ditched X11 support. I don’t know which DEs are planning to keep it. KDE are also a bunch of loonies who call people “nazis”. Installing the software doesn’t mean you have to associate with the maintainers, but that kind of mental illness is going to lead to problems. Gnome is already struggling. I want a desktop environment that supports X11 and is not maintained by mentally ill people. Am I asking too much?
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I think colleges and universities do a lot to promote open source; including hosting many open source conferences. A lot of people learn about open source software and get involved with it in college. Colleges also spread left wing lunacy. This problem has probably been growing along with that.