Yes, using Asahi Linux. Its not perfect, but very usable.

You don’t get to decide what too much JS in the project is unless you actually work on and have in depth knowledge of the project. I dont like JS, but it has its uses.

Many people are conflating modern electron bloatware with ‘JS bad’, but things are not that simple.

That page also shows that there is more C. That page is also specifically the shell, not all of the desktop.

Using JavaScript isn’t inherently a bad thing. JavaScript can be very useful when used for scripting. Obviously anything with a new for performance will be done in C.

Closer to 50/50, and other parts of the GNOME desktop like mutter, are largely C. Saying the entire GNOME desktop is mostly JS is silly.

GNOME is primarily written in C