Does the wallpaper make it more visually navigable? Because that’s certainly the only big difference in visuals between the desktop folder view and the view in Explorer. At least if you’ve got that set to icon view.
I use it for temporarily storing files I’m actively working with. Anything else, especially long term storage I put in other directories.
Do you know about Windows Explorer?
You mean Nemo, right?
Yes.
So what’s a desktop for, wallpaper?
Shortcuts to apps and folders, not a place to store important stuff.
Does the wallpaper make it more visually navigable? Because that’s certainly the only big difference in visuals between the desktop folder view and the view in Explorer. At least if you’ve got that set to icon view.
I use it for temporarily storing files I’m actively working with. Anything else, especially long term storage I put in other directories.