GYESME is a new, early-stage project exploring alternative design directions for the GNOME desktop. Rather than aiming to replace GNOME, it focuses on architectural modularity, optional functionality, and preserving established Linux interaction patterns within a minimalist default environment.

The project is currently centered on research and discussion, with an emphasis on long-term maintainability and portability across Linux distributions, including reducing unnecessary coupling to systemd where practical.

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