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> We were talking about cross-platform apps so 'The entire KDE Desktop' doesn't count. The entire KDE desktop runs on Windows. So it does count. > One good re
by kuschku 9y ago
> We were talking about cross-platform apps so 'The entire KDE Desktop' doesn't count.
The entire KDE desktop runs on Windows. So it does count.
> One good reason is because it doesn't appear to produce better apps.
So an order of magnitude lower RAM and CPU usage doesn't count as "better"?
- KirinDave 9y ago> So an order of magnitude lower RAM and CPU usage doesn't count as "better"? Depends on the absolute values. In and of itself, it's not better if it doesn't noticeably improve ux. Applications are for users. They're not vying for space in a VM, so up to the point where they don't impact a normal user's workload on a representative machine: no it doesn't count for much.