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Gnome blog from 2021 about libadwaita
(blogs.gnome.org)
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I think some of the issues with downstream projects could be fixed if we would just create some dialog between projects
Oh, there used to be. Then Gnome got so opinionated they wouldn't listen. They pissed everybody off, and here we are.