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have you try KDE 4 recently? There is a lot of hate around KDE 4 thanks to the initial versions, but actually is the best DE for GNU/Linux
by Zardoz84 10y ago
have you try KDE 4 recently? There is a lot of hate around KDE 4 thanks to the initial versions, but actually is the best DE for GNU/Linux
- partycoder 10y ago"Best" in everything? or best in specific aspects? Have you tried Pantheon? (elementary OS)
- Zardoz84 10y agoThat can be customized a lot (instead of the Gnome mindset of "Do on my way or fuck your self"), and run fast even without 2d/3d acceleration (aka the old good X11 SVGA driver ) ? PD: Add that anything based on Qt can handle faulty graphics drivers far better that Gtk3.
- partycoder 10y agoAnd KDE 4 wasn't realized exactly with the mindset you describe with so much candor? Now Plasma 5 can be more flexible, sure. But when you don't give users a usable alternative for years people tend to look for alternatives.
- DiThi 10y agoAt some point (after years!) it became OK and I went back to it, but it was never as good as KDE 3.5 was for me. I realized it was not just nostalgia, when a friend showed me a laptop with KDE 3.5 and used it for some minutes. While the whole DE got worse, there's two pieces that got better and better, Kate and KWin.
- distances 10y agoKDE 4 is not updated any more, is it? I switched to KDE 5 well over a year ago, and found it better already back then. It's very solid these days I think.
- deno 10y agoIn fact KDE (Plasma) 5.8 will be an LTR. https://www.kde.org/announcements/plasma-5.7.95.php https://www.kde.org/announcements/plasma-5.7.95.php
- makomk 10y agoKDE 4 was pretty decent by the time they abandoned it in favour of the still-immature KDE 5 (or Plasma 5 or whatever they're calling it now). The CADT approach to software development is really annoying.