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The thing is that this would seem to be a whole new shell, needing constant maintenance and adjustment to keep it current with KDE. Whereas AIUI the alternativ
by lproven 1mo ago
The thing is that this would seem to be a whole new shell, needing constant maintenance and adjustment to keep it current with KDE.
Whereas AIUI the alternative here is just a cosmetic change to Xfce and shouldn't need any maintenance at all. There are only new KDE releases once every 2 years.
I know which of those I'd want. As it happens, I also much prefer Xfce to KDE: it's smaller, simpler, lighter, faster, more coherent, and complies much better with Windows's keyboard UI.