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> it is quite clear that KDE has much more features. My guess is that the author prefers Gnome because yes, it has fewer features, but those feel more polished
by alpaca128 6y ago
> it is quite clear that KDE has much more features.
My guess is that the author prefers Gnome because yes, it has
fewer features, but those feel more polished. KDE is powerful
but some less frequently used features felt more like functional
prototypes that were thrown somewhere into the nth level of the
system settings.
Then again the last time I tried it Gnome had a lot of issues as
well, so maybe I'm completely wrong nowadays.
- ognarb 6y agoThere is a lot going on each week in KDE trying to improve the situation. Nate Graham is making a summary of the parts, he monitors: https://pointieststick.com/ https://pointieststick.com/ There is definitely still quite a bit to improve but compared to 3 years ago, Plasma and KDE software has improved by a lot.
- RedShift1 6y agoThey pretty much had this nailed down in KDE 3.5, we're now 12 years later, how much longer will it take before current KDE will show any signs of being "finished"?