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Every time there is an interview of some startup and they show the offices with a glimpse of a monitor, it's always Ubuntu. Running gnome. Also a few people I
by criticalfault 1y ago
Every time there is an interview of some startup and they show the offices with a glimpse of a monitor, it's always Ubuntu. Running gnome.
Also a few people I know, if they used Linux on a desktop it was Ubuntu.
Don't know anyone using KDE, steam deck being the only exception.
So from a personal perspective, if it's Linux on the desktop, it's gnome.
- jeroenhd 1y agoKDE is quite popular for personal computers I believe. It's got things like HDR support much earlier than Gnome did. Corporate also seems to like OpenSUSE and RHEL. Universities seem to like Debian. Practically all of them default to Gnome or offer Gnome equivalently. Even several (relatively) big SteamOS-alikes are using Gnome despite SteamOS itself defaulting to KDE.
- hnlmorg 1y agoThings might have changed recently (though screenshots suggest otherwise) but Suse has always preferred KDE.