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I started using Linux around ~2005 in the GNOME2/KDE3 era. I loved GNOME2 more, somehow KDE3 never clicked, it was just weird. Anyways time went by and I reall
by unpopularopp 4y ago
I started using Linux around ~2005 in the GNOME2/KDE3 era. I loved GNOME2 more, somehow KDE3 never clicked, it was just weird. Anyways time went by and I really didn't like GNOME3 and generally where the design of GNOME went so picked up MATE. And to this day that's my default desktop environment. But I had some offsite job and had to use KDE Plasma there and... I was blown away. It's so so good. Probably the most mature desktop environment right now? Love MATE but KDE Plasma is really taking my heart! Anyways, I just wonder what went "wrong" with GNOME after GNOME2 (or at least I see something went wrong) because the current GNOME is just miles away from KDE Plasma
- ChuckNorris89 4y agoModern vanilla Gnome is so dumbed down, it feels like it was designed for mobile/touch first and desktop use a distant second. The general large size of UI elements and lack of any slightly advanced features and customizations (not even via config files!), that are basic features in Windows ar any other Linux DE, is infuriating.