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When I was on Linux I always used i3, so I'm not familiar with KDE. Could you please elaborate on these extra features and how the UX is better?
by lwouis 7y ago
When I was on Linux I always used i3, so I'm not familiar with KDE. Could you please elaborate on these extra features and how the UX is better?
- eitland 7y agoDifferent strokes for different folks I guess. Personally I love KDE (install Neon, mostly leave it alone, as it os perfect for me). Other people will be happy with KDE because they can customize it to their hearts content. You can even make KDE look and work like MacOS if you want. Other people (notably a number here on HN) will immediately start commenting about how there are too many options in KDE and how the developers should rather fix some jarring alignment issues that people like me cannot see. Don't worry too much about us KDE users. You've already made my day better just by trying to fix one of the things that made me give up Mac after three years of trying.