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PID: SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
D.M. Procida  wrote:
> One is the window-centric menubar arrangement; I find it much less
> pleasant to use than the Mac's menubar that sits at the top of the
> screen (also adopted by default by Ubuntu).
>
> The other is what feels like very crude mouse acceleration profiles,
> that make the mouse tracking feel simultaneously too fast and too slow.

Have you thought about installing GNOME, which is the default desktop used
by Ubuntu and Fedora:
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=276512

It pinches quite a bit of UI from the Mac.

You can configure it to do top-of-screen menus (Ubuntu has flip-flopped
about whether that's the defualt).

It appears GNOME has a limited number of acceleration profiles, but you may
have to dig around (via gnome-tweaks) to change them.

Be warned that GNOME is fairly heavyweight - probably OK on a Pi 4, but
earlier Pis will struggle.

Theo

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