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aljgz 4 hours ago [-]
I've extensively used Windows, Mac, and Gnome. KDE is by far the greatest. Each decision is great, everything not matching my preference is configurable.* It's fast, intuitive. It's the way our tools should've been: enabling and liberating us, not limiting us and try to get a tax of anything we do.
*The only exception: I wish I could have the same status bar shown on all monitors.
Hugsbox 4 hours ago [-]
Same experience. Been around the block as far as operating systems and desktop environments. KDE feels juuuust right, like I'm at home.
tapoxi 3 hours ago [-]
I switched from GNOME to KDE around the time 6.0 shipped, and I've been very happy with it. GNOME aims to be Mac-like but in my experience makes a lot of weird decisions. I've been on GNOME since 1.4 (2001?)
I had such a great time with KDE, and decided to promote it from just being on my "Linux PC" to all computers I own. I don't run Windows anymore, which is a nice feeling!
c-hendricks 3 hours ago [-]
Love KDE. Very excited for Union. All these videos and demos are great.
Except for the "Faster virtual desktop switching in the Overview" one. 2 fps animations, no voiceover, no text overlay, just a person pressing control (or maybe not?) and the arrow keys.
theandrewbailey 3 hours ago [-]
XFCE is my default, but KDE is far better than others on touchscreens.
lanycrost 2 hours ago [-]
I use KDE only because SteamOS comes with it, worth to be tried.
*The only exception: I wish I could have the same status bar shown on all monitors.
I had such a great time with KDE, and decided to promote it from just being on my "Linux PC" to all computers I own. I don't run Windows anymore, which is a nice feeling!
Except for the "Faster virtual desktop switching in the Overview" one. 2 fps animations, no voiceover, no text overlay, just a person pressing control (or maybe not?) and the arrow keys.