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The few times I got annoyed by Gnome its 'my way or the highway' approach and switched to KDE, I whiplashed back to Gnome within a day due to how buggy and perp
by jorvi 5y ago
The few times I got annoyed by Gnome its 'my way or the highway' approach and switched to KDE, I whiplashed back to Gnome within a day due to how buggy and perplexing a lot of the decisions in KDE are.
- matheusmoreira 5y agoThat's fair. I also left KDE because I wanted a simpler system with less dependencies. I couldn't tolerate GNOME and all the alternatives so I just dropped the entire concept of an integrated desktop environment. I installed i3 and it changed the way I use computers forever but I still miss many of the KDE applications. I wish there was a way to use them without bringing in the rest of KDE with them.
- mardifoufs 5y ago>it changed the way I use computers forever Can you tell us more? I don't know a lot about i3, but that sounds interesting!
- matheusmoreira 5y agoTiled workspaces turned out to be a perfect match for me. I can easily organize windows into any layout I want: tabbed full screen windows, editor and terminal. The keyboard driven interface is so nice it's actually frustrating whenever I have to use anything else. It's very simple and effective.