alt Hacker NewsYou should try KDE just out of curiosity. It’s gone pretty far from what it was 15 years ago (which, iirc, was the sad KDE 4 era).
Nothing is forcing you, but you may be surprised.
You should try KDE just out of curiosity. It’s gone pretty far from what it was 15 years ago (which, iirc, was the sad KDE 4 era).
Nothing is forcing you, but you may be surprised.
I really want to like KDE. Every time I set it up on a system I have non-stop issues. Probably mostly tied to Wayland, but either way it's just not reliable enough for me to use. Even tried KDE Neon to see if being on the latest version would help, and that eventually killed its entire install by itself.