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Choose KDE if you want the most options to customise the user interface, while retaining something fairly similar to Windows.
by Symbiote 3y ago
Choose KDE if you want the most options to customise the user interface, while retaining something fairly similar to Windows.
- blooalien 3y agoIndeed. I moved to Linux back in the WinXP/Win7 days, and KDE's been my pretty much "go-to" desktop environment of choice since pretty much day one. I've tried and used many others for various purposes over the years, but always end up back on KDE for the most overall "familiar" (most like the Windows I had spent many years on), "integrated" (KDE apps tend to "play nice" together), and customizable interface.