I half expected to see @dickturpin there. He goes to some big conferences.
I will admit I don't get into all that KDE can do. It has hidden depths.
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I half expected to see @dickturpin there. He goes to some big conferences.
I will admit I don't get into all that KDE can do. It has hidden depths.
I haven't used KDE for about fifteen years now.
I expect it's changed a bit. I have used Gnome, but found it less intuitive.
I've become lazy over the years. My daily driver is Ubuntu; on the whole, it just works. My DE is GNOME. I've used just about everything over the years, but my days of affing about are behind me.
Hands up all those spending sleepless nights with xranr.
There is nothing wrong with 'just works'. There were times when you could not take that for granted with Linux. There will be depths to each DE that I don't explore so it's mainly about doing the basics well.
Yeah is not only the desktop out has like 100 applications and yeah since I use it I have change my applications with mouse gestures. I removed all panels.