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There's plenty of technical reasons. For instance, KDE implements the Wayland extension that allows for global push-to-talk in voice chat applications, while gnome doesn't.
Yeah but they're all pretty niche reasons
I guess push to talk is a pretty decent one, but my headset has it's own mute button so I never use push to talk