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I agree. I had been using OpenSUSE for years, then converted to Kubuntu about 2 years ago. No regrets. KDE is currently excellent; quality is high and they a
by topspin 6y ago
I agree. I had been using OpenSUSE for years, then converted to Kubuntu about 2 years ago. No regrets. KDE is currently excellent; quality is high and they are thankfully being very conservative in design and development. This has produced a pleasant, complete and stable DE.
The only real problem KDE has now are the scars of past mistakes that have kept people away and all too often mired in Gnome.
- noisem4ker 6y agoWhat did bring you to Kubuntu from openSUSE? I'm just curious, as I've been exploring the latter as a possible alternative to Canonical's offering. Compared to Kubuntu it feels more friendly to enterprise administration than polished for personal use.
- topspin 6y agoEveryone that distributes Linux software targets both Debian/Ubuntu and RHEL/Centos/etc. and OpenSUSE is frequently neglected. I have to deal with a great deal of such software. I know this can be worked around in most cases. The added friction is, however, not helpful. And that's a shame, because OpenSUSE is excellent. If KDE continues to thrive SUSE deserves a lot of credit for keeping it alive.