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I didn't like how this article is written, it feels like the signal to noise ratio is terrible. I agree with the conclusion that KDE may be the best DE availabl
by gr4vityWall 3y ago
I didn't like how this article is written, it feels like the signal to noise ratio is terrible.
I agree with the conclusion that KDE may be the best DE available for GNU available these days. It was the only DE to seamless support my multiscreen, mixed DPI, mixed refresh rates setup. And it wasn't complicated, I just turned scaling on for two of my monitors on the Settings menu, set the right refresh rate values, and everything just worked.
I hope they keep doubling down on bug fixing and being functional for end users.
- 149765 3y agoCan you assign virtual desktops to different screens?
- maybenotmart 3y agoNot yet. Even if we don't have a defined timetable yet for this feature, is something we are planning to implement
- gr4vityWall 3y agoFrom your answer, I assume you're a KDE contributor. Thank you for your contributions (regardless of what kind). Plasma really made me feel like the desktop is trying to accommodate me, the user, instead of the other way around. I have a large collection of images saved in my computer, which I often send to other people through chat programs. The file picker with thumbnails is a godsend. Nice work!
- maybenotmart 3y agothanks :)
- gr4vityWall 3y agoI don't know. I have never used the virtual desktop feature. Is there any way I could test that for you?
- ahartmetz 3y agoI hope Bruce Byfield will write something. He obviously likes KDE, but also criticizes where appropriate, and he just writes really good, well researched articles.
- cassianoleal 3y agoAnd _some_ HDR support as well!