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> KDE is so amazingly good that there is no excuse to keep using Gnome. I have nothing against KDE, but come on. Many of us really do prefer GNOME despite its
by JeremyNT 6y ago
> KDE is so amazingly good that there is no excuse to keep using Gnome.
I have nothing against KDE, but come on. Many of us really do prefer GNOME despite its perceived deficiencies. This is just a matter of personal preference.
- jdright 6y agoNothing against options, but having distros with a default on Gnome just seems wrong, defaults are supposed to be good and complete.
- Kalq 6y agoWish somebody would tell that to the Emacs maintainers.
- ziftface 6y agoI'll never understand this. It's like people who swear by xfce. Both are borderline unusable to me, but gnome certainly isn't in that category, despite its bugs.
- alekq 6y agoWhich feature(s) exactly do you miss on XFCE that makes it unusable in comparision to GNOME?
- ziftface 6y agoDidn't mean to pick on xfce, I haven't used it in a couple years to be fair. But when I did, it just didn't fit my workflow that well. For example, I'm used to pressing command+space and getting system-wide search for all files and apps. This is basically the default behavior on gnome, I just needed to remap the shortcut. I also often move desktops and the "activities" view makes that really simple.
- koolba 6y agoXfce is stable, lightning fast, and best of all, its users never have to learn a new interface layout every other year.