it runs better than GNOME that is for sure. You can't adjust scroll speed in GNOME. Bunch of applications are without titlebars, like Electron apps or MPV, be

it runs better than GNOME that is for sure. You can't adjust scroll speed in GNOME. Bunch of applications are without titlebars, like Electron apps or MPV, because they refused to support kind of server (or compositor) side decorations. Some apps don't have proper icons (because they don't set properly app_id, but KDE works around that). They are also some weird GNOME specific glitches I didn't encountered in KDE or Sway (like Slack crashing when you try to bring it to foreground). Only problem I have with KDE is that it re-arranges windows when it comes back from sleep.