>I installed plain Ubuntu and then changed the desktop to KDE. That was a mistake on your end. It's usually never a good idea to swap the DE of an opinionate

>I installed plain Ubuntu and then changed the desktop to KDE. That was a mistake on your end. It's usually never a good idea to swap the DE of an opinionated distro if you're not a Linux expert or enjoy some masochistic tinkering. If you want a KDE Ubuntu then go with a distro that ships Ubuntu with KDE out of the box like Kubuntu or KDE Neon. Personally I'm not a fan of Ubuntu anymore or their spin of Gnome. It's too outdated packages and too opinionated for my taste. I feel like Fedora has become what originally made Ubuntu popular: up to date, polished and simple to use without bloat. If you're in camp KDE, nobody does it better than OpenSUSE. My 2 cents.