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This week in KDE Usability and Productivity: part 17
- alexandernst 8y agoIt’s nice to see that somebody is patching those bugs that are ruining the overall experience of the otherwise great KDE.
- lsh 8y agoI would love to post a link to part 1 but the search function only returns five results, there are related links at the 'bottom' of the page but the results are inconsistent (i.e., part 9, part 14, part 10), but 80% of the page is comments so you can't scroll 'to the end' of the page. Clicking a section like 'usability' gives you all posts with the full content for those posts (lots and lots of images and animated gifs). Site works well in Reader View, if your browser has that feature. ... after some clever googling I don't think there is a part 1, but this seems like the most likely link to the beginning of the series: https://pointieststick.wordpress.com/2018/01/16/this-week-in-discover/ https://pointieststick.wordpress.com/2018/01/16/this-week-in...
- locusm 8y agoHavent used Linux outside of servers since RH7.3 (maybe around 2003), tried a few distros on my new T480s and ultimately settled on KDE Neon. 24 hrs in I'm liking it a lot. Tried Ubuntu, Kubuntu, various Arch flavours & Mint.
- jcrben 8y agoI'd consider NixOS https://nixos.org/ https://nixos.org/
- jchw 8y agoThis is great, great work. The importance of this work is difficult to overstate. The UX in modern Linux desktops is lacking and more often than not, giant redesigns, while fun, are not going to help. What will help is running through an app and patching the rough spots, repeatedly, until the experience is smooth. One off topic comment on the writing: I kept thinking that issues were worked on by both the author and Nate Graham because they were written as "Me, Nate Graham, ..." - I feel it would be clearer if it were written as "Me (Nate Graham)"