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I use KDE because the window manager is easily configurable to do what I want (even if it is weird). When I moved from running CTWM to a real desktop environme
by drewg123 9y ago
I use KDE because the window manager is easily configurable to do what I want (even if it is weird).
When I moved from running CTWM to a real desktop environment in ~2001, I submitted patches to both KDE and Gnome to add support for my oddball WM config (basically mapping move/resize/iconify to alt+mouse button press). KDE merged my patch. Gnome closed my bug request, saying that what I wanted to do were against the their design guidelines. So I've been using KDE for most of 2 decades..