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KDE gives you the freedom to do whatever you want with it that's why they don't need to be forked. They actually learned from their community after the backlash
by BoredPositron 2y ago
KDE gives you the freedom to do whatever you want with it that's why they don't need to be forked. They actually learned from their community after the backlash they got for kde2. Oh and also gnome has no dock...
That said you seem to misunderstand the gnome "workflow" if you think the new KDE features are copies or similar to the gnome workflow™. I give you that they are visually similar but most of the concepts you described were shaped by xerox.
- c-hendricks 2y agoI wasn't around for KDE2, what was the backlash? Looking at Wikipedia, it looks like it introduced a lot of my favourite parts of KDE: - KIO - KParts - KHTML