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Had the Gnome/Workstation variant beta installed on my laptop for a while with zero issues. Looking forward to updating my desktop too.
Next update should be massive. DNF5 to come, the new installer, loads of the Sovereign Tech Fund improvements to things like accessibility, security, the display stack, etc.
I looked at the agreed changes for 41 but couldn't see any accessibility. Do you know what changes are coming?
They often talk about accessibility plans and changes on Planet GNOME. No idea what is coming though.