> Whereas with KDE everything has got to have a K, it's pretty ridiculous. Not really. The main desktop/interface, i.e. that users spend most time looking at,

> Whereas with KDE everything has got to have a K, it's pretty ridiculous. Not really. The main desktop/interface, i.e. that users spend most time looking at, is called Plasma. The file manager, another high-usage application, is called Dolphin. The theme is Oxygen/Breeze. Claiming 'everything has got to have a K' is about a decade out of date. Sure there are still things like KClock, KRunner, KWin, etc. but they mostly seem to be very old projects, from back when 'everything has got to have a K'. Others, like Konqueror, Kontact, etc. seem like pretty reasonable names.