Always happy to hear good news about KDE. Recently I've installed OpenSuSe Tumbleweed for my wife (previously she was using macos and she is not 'technical') an

Always happy to hear good news about KDE. Recently I've installed OpenSuSe Tumbleweed for my wife (previously she was using macos and she is not 'technical') and it's great, even better than I remembered. Stable, customizable, one can make it beautiful with a minor effort. The biggest issues I still have are not KDE related: - touchpad experience on Linux just sucks compared to macos. Even started sponsoring the gitclear because of that. I haven't tried the mtrack yet, but lack of the reasonable configuration tool is a bit discouraging. - there is no modern mail client for Linux. The only "serious" mail client is thunderbird. Unfortunately it hasn't received enough love/attention in the recent past :(