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I think you mean KDE 5 ;) Three was quite some time ago. Plasma Desktop 4 was the version that lost them a lot of users, yes. It has slowly been recovering. Th
by ragingrobot 5y ago
I think you mean KDE 5 ;) Three was quite some time ago.
Plasma Desktop 4 was the version that lost them a lot of users, yes. It has slowly been recovering. The past few releases have been good. I still have some issues when running with Wayland, but that's not just a Plasma problem.
One thing I have to give GNOME is their focus on cohesiveness, which KDE still struggles with. It can be annoying to have one application with a full menu, another with a hamburger, and yet others with just toolbars, and on top of that some with their own version of headerbars - all under the KDE umbrella.