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That works for technically oriented people, so maybe in this case it'd be fine. But in general configurations are avoided in end-user applications for a good re
by distances 9y ago
That works for technically oriented people, so maybe in this case it'd be fine. But in general configurations are avoided in end-user applications for a good reason, as they increase complexity both for developers and users.
- shmerl 9y agoKDE is famous for configurability while providing useful defaults at the same time. So it's only fitting.