Although Linux has come a long way in the 25 years since I started using it with Red Hat 5.2 or whatever, there are still those squirrelly things that means if you install X, it breaks Y, and even when X is removed, Y remains broken, and you just have to bypass it.
I borked my keyboard layout and it seemed the layout applet (the Japanese flag in my previous screenshot) and the full screen app dashboard I installed did not play nice. In the end, I had to remove both.
@brian At this point, modern macOS actually runs significantly worse than Linux Mint XFCE on this 2015 MacBook Pro, so these things are truly minor annoyances compared to MacOS randomly deleting applications, refusing to run pkgs, archive utility stopped working, random crashes, and fans going full speed while editing a text document.
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