I've always had a soft spot for KDE but haven't actually used it much in the last decade because I kept running into show-stopping bugs. But this week I decide

I've always had a soft spot for KDE but haven't actually used it much in the last decade because I kept running into show-stopping bugs. But this week I decided to try out the latest KDE plasma release on Debian testing and it's all going quite well so far. I love having the ability to configure things how _I_ want them to be, while adhering to a more traditional desktop experience. The easiest way to try out the latest KDE release is to download Neon (https://neon.kde.org https://neon.kde.org), flash it to a thumb drive, and boot it up.