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Linux can look nice. Unfortunately not by default. https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/top/ https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/top/
by pavs 10y ago
Linux can look nice. Unfortunately not by default.
https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/top/ https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/top/
- izacus 10y agoelementaryOS IMO looks more than nice by default.
- dkuntz2 10y agoIf only they worked to make Pantheon work well with other operating systems, instead of forking off as a separate one. And picking Ubuntu as the base to fork off is not the best choice.
- wz1000 10y agoPlasma 5 looks good and feels polished by default. I do most of my work on my desktop, and wouldn't give up my highly configured xmonad+emacs setup for anything. But I recently got a new laptop and decided to go with KDE and was blown away by the polish. The style of all the GUI apps I use is consistent and I can press a button to switch to a nice, consistent dark mode. I have encountered absolutely no issues with screen tearing or performance, with were common when I used linux on previous laptops. I've faced no issues with fonts after installing Google's noto font package. KWin's external monitor support is also satisfactory. I haven't used recent versions of GNOME/Cinnamon/Unity, so can't comment on them, but KDE Connect is the killer KDE feature for me. I love the integration between all the apps on the KDE ecosystem. The calendar syncs to my Google calendar, and my contacts and mail are handled by KDE too. I didn't need to install a thing apart from the KDE workspace and apps for any of this. I've even switched to using the Breeze theme on my xmonad desktop.
- santaclaus 10y agoI've been bugging the sys admins at work to fix the fonts on our RHEL boxes for months...