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Not just the Plasma desktop, there is a lot of KDE software that works well even outside of the KDE desktop, and some of it is really excellent. I find Kate to
by t_mann 1y ago
Not just the Plasma desktop, there is a lot of KDE software that works well even outside of the KDE desktop, and some of it is really excellent. I find Kate to be a criminally underrated editor for example. It never comes up in VSCode vs vim/... discussions, but I think it's an excellent VSCode replacement if you're looking for something more familiar. Currently my favorite editor hands down.
- kokada 1y agoAuthor here. I was surprised that Kate supports LSP now. I will not stop using my neovim setup but I definitely found it good for quickly editing small amounts of text.
- noisy_boy 1y agoKate remembers your unsaved tabs so I use it as a notepad replacement on steroids.
- npteljes 1y agoYes, I totally agree! The first such tool was KDEConnect for me, I used its xfce compatible fork back in the day, and it was like magic, connecting my phone to the PC in such a native feeling way. And the Kate editor is my latest discovery. I used it in a throwaway KDE environment because it's the default editor and I was surprised how nice it actually is.
- never_inline 1y ago1. Okular - PDF viewer with lots of annotation and accessibility features 2. Dolphin - file manager with advanced features 3. Spectacle - most advanced screenshot tool I have seen
- account42 1y ago> Spectacle - most advanced screenshot tool I have seen You mean the one screenshot tool that couldn't capture windows with their title bar and border but without shadows for almost a decade?
- never_inline 1y agoSir, aesthetics are a pretty low priority in my miserable life.
- anordal 1y agoHi fellow Kate user. I agree.