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My main complaint about Gnome is that extensions will often break or no longer work whenever Gnome gets updated. But to stoop to the level of Windows/MacOS apologia for a massively tl;dr KDE Plasma > Gnome rant?
Gnome is fine.
There's a JSON file that controls this and most extensions just break because their authors don't update that variable for the new version when they're perfectly fine otherwise. Plasma 5->6 broke every script/extension but it's never put on the spotlight because GNOME advertises desktop extensions far better than KDE because GNOME is so conservative with major changes.