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> Different releases tend to vary greatly in terms of stability. Second that. Had great and worse times with Kdenlive. My general feeling: KDE software tends
by ktpsns 8y ago
> Different releases tend to vary greatly in terms of stability.
Second that. Had great and worse times with Kdenlive.
My general feeling: KDE software tends to be more unstable (i.e. crash or freeze more frequently) then GNOME software. But they have in general more features. Just compare the KDE office suite, Calligra, against OpenOffice (which is however not related to GNOME). It is amazing at what speed KDE software moves, in general.
- dotancohen 8y agoWhat features does Calligra have that are lacking in LibreOffice? LibreOffice's word processor is actually one of the most feature-rich Linux software that I can think of. The presentation and spreadsheet do need some work, though.
- ktpsns 8y agoYep. Didn't want to compare Calligra and LibreOffice in detail, just tell that the GNOME office programs are much more rudimentary then the KDEs. It's a quite unobjective, unqualified statement about a consumer's expression of the state of an OSS ecosystem.
- mercure 8y ago> > Different releases tend to vary greatly in terms of stability. > Second that. Had great and worse times with Kdenlive. Agree also. Two elements of hope regarding stability : - The timeline refactoring is nearly completed - A nice fuzzing system has been added, which should really help : see https://kdenlive.org/en/2019/03/inside-kdenlive-how-to-fuzz-a-complex-gui-application/ https://kdenlive.org/en/2019/03/inside-kdenlive-how-to-fuzz-...