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If the defaults work: sure. Do they, though? I don't mind changing things on KDE, but the defaults are useless to me. Too many annoying things, all those time-
by shevy-java 7mo ago
If the defaults work: sure. Do they, though?
I don't mind changing things on KDE, but the defaults are useless to me. Too many annoying things, all those time-wasting gimmicks, on-hover uselessness. It is clearly written for another target audience, e. g. Average Joe coming from Windows. While that is fine perhaps for those users, to me the default is useless. And I think many others feel in a similar way. To me the defaults in GNOME are even worse though, so it is a lose-lose scenario. But things can be configured, so that problem can be solved for most settings or behaviour; I am just not convinced that sticking to the defaults works that well.
- bigstrat2003 7mo agoYes, they do. I've used Plasma on a couple of computers for a while, and the defaults have always been fine for me.
- monegator 7mo agowhat defaults didn't work for you? i only removed the floating panels (screw those) and changed the shortcut for konsole. Done.
- Symbiote 7mo agoMy guess is many KDE users have one or two adjustments they make, but we're all different. I add a "keep window above others" button to the window title bar and set the "menu" key on my keyboard to be Compose.
- 306bobby 7mo agoThat's the problem I have with most DE talks though People act like these issues are going to "stop the Linux migration" or otherwise, and then they give examples of things that most users will never do/isn't even possible on windows / mac It feels like most people don't like some DE's just simply because it's not what they're used to, not because there is actually a problem with them