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Why not KDE ?

• Pawka 3y ago
  My guess - probably they have more work places in government which runs Gnome what makes sense to them invest into it.
  • qwertox 3y ago
    My same thought. KDE could only cause issues if deployed on government machines, due to its configurability. Gnome gives you the minimum you need to get work done, less areas to troubleshoot.
  • linmob 3y ago
    Doubt it. As a German, I am pretty sure most government PCs run Windows, a few cities and certain state ministries have dabbled with Linux, but that's just a small fraction. As far as I understand, GNOME being funded is all about doing a good job at applying for a grant with the Sovereign Tech Fund.
• FirmwareBurner 3y ago
  Good question, I guess it's because Gnome is the default on most of the major Linux distros making it the one most people in control of money have actually heard about, so yeah...
• lars_francke 3y ago
  Maybe they did not apply.