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> Windows solves friction with GUI usability. I strictly use KDE. It is well refined, all the KDE built apps follow a consistent UI. It behaves much like I hav
by giancarlostoro 1y ago
> Windows solves friction with GUI usability.
I strictly use KDE. It is well refined, all the KDE built apps follow a consistent UI. It behaves much like I have expected any desktop OS to behave. Back in the days of KDE 3 (or 3.5?) they used to do a setup wizard where it would ask you which experience you'd prefer: Windows, Mac, or Linux and it would change everything to match how those platforms behaved.
- ipdashc 1y agoYeah, personally I've been using KDE for a few years now and actively find the user interface easier to use and more logical than Windows.
- giancarlostoro 1y agoThey also seem to have an app for all the major things.. IRC Client? There's definitely a KDE based one, Mail client? KMail. Web Browser? Konqueror! Even though I don't use it, it's still nive to see them build apps for everything for KDE, even a range of simple games.