Funny how this GNOME article left out KDE. It feels more integrated than Windows. For example, music pauses when I get a phone call using KDEConnect. There's al

Funny how this GNOME article left out KDE. It feels more integrated than Windows. For example, music pauses when I get a phone call using KDEConnect. There's also a developer SDK (including abstractions for Linux libraries or freedesktop libraries) and a design language with tooling (Qt). You can develop software for KDE without having to know much about Linux itself.