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> more powerful "More powerful"? What does that mean, in the context of DE?
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> more powerful
"More powerful"? What does that mean, in the context of DE?
- nani8ot 4y ago"More powerful" in the context of features. E.g. Kate (text editor) has many advanced features not available in Gnome Text Editor. For me the reduced feature-set of Gnome apps is what I want because I don't usually need them. I like the (imo) clean and easy UX of Gnome apps.
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- indymike 4y agoI think both Gnome and KDE are pretty nice... Powerful is probably not the right word. KDE has a lot more features, and a lot more of those features are user configurable. Gnome has taken the path of a well executed, smaller feature set with fewer places the user can customize. KDE has taken the path of more features, but at the cost of more code, and more things that could have bugs. Personally, I love customizing everything, so I prefer KDE. But both Gnome and KDE are fantastic and give OSX a run for its money on usability, and both are superior to Windows 11 (which by the way is the best Windows UI since about XP).