I switched to LXQt because it's power management, e.g. suspend the laptop if the battery goes below whatever percent, actually worked whereas KDE's wasn't and s

I switched to LXQt because it's power management, e.g. suspend the laptop if the battery goes below whatever percent, actually worked whereas KDE's wasn't and such a basic feature breaking (and causing me to lose work) made me too mad to debug it. I'm sure it's fixed now, but that was only the final straw for me. KDE tries to be too fancy and ends up buggy, whereas LXQt is simple and just werks.