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This is why I stick to KDE. I like a lot of the aesthetic elements of GNOME, and some of their apps are pretty good, but I dislike the pseudo-macos simplicity t
by whalesalad 3y ago
This is why I stick to KDE. I like a lot of the aesthetic elements of GNOME, and some of their apps are pretty good, but I dislike the pseudo-macos simplicity that you mention. It's like an attempt to be more like mac, without the good parts of mac.
- Intralexical 3y agoNot needing to rely on hacked-together and essentially unsupported extensions for core functionality that breaks every other update is a nice plus too. Besides, the aesthetics and workflow are portable from GNOME to KDE with some configuration (though not the other way around).
- ragnese 3y agoIn KDE apps, can you move where the Cancel and Open buttons are in file dialogs? If not, then your comment is a non sequitur.
- whalesalad 3y agoThey are just in reasonable and intuitive places to begin with. KDE arguably has an obscene amount of customization capabilities, though. I woudln't be surprised.