I use KDE for the more-polished experience on the desktop: https://imgur.com/a/7FOZkdk https://imgur.com/a/7FOZkdk I have the Zsh terminal directly in the file

I use KDE for the more-polished experience on the desktop: https://imgur.com/a/7FOZkdk https://imgur.com/a/7FOZkdk I have the Zsh terminal directly in the file explorer (slightly hidden in the screenshot), and also the KDE text editor (Kate). With the tab completion in Zsh, I often find it faster to navigate with "cd w-a/s/m/r/c/e/as<TAB><ENTER>" to go to "/home/symbiote/Workspace/work-app/src/main/resources/com/example/assets" than by clicking. I also use KDE for the wide range of configuration options. From scratch, it takes me about 5 minutes to go through all the settings to put everything as I like it -- of course, this is only necessary on a completely new system, e.g. at a new job. On the screenshot, I think the only visible change from default is the ^^ and vv buttons next to minimize/maximize, which are "Keep this window above/below" toggles. Invisible things are mostly keyboard shortcuts for moving windows around, mouse behaviour, auto-starting apps etc.