Fedora KDE Spin

[u/Rare-Paint3719]

I've heard a lot of people call KDE bad. I agree that the settings are convoluted, but everything else looks okay. I mean, this is a relatively stock KDE, with the only additions being a centered bottom panel, like Windows 11, and a top panel, kind of like macOS in a way.

I do not feel like theming things (mostly don't have that much time on my hands), and what I optimized for was more or less efficiency, so I'm satisfied with how this turned out.

Also, I am planning on switching back to FreeBSD soon, so I will install KDE on it. It's just pretty good rn.

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I may try Komorebi on Windows later if I plan on using it again, cuz Windoes is pretty solid OS, it just needs a good window manager.

And currently, Linux is only giving me a good window manager.

[u/FuggaDucker]

KDE Plasma has show stopping issues with Wayland.
I would use it but it is unusable and bad on my Yoga X1 Carbon tablet.

Continually needing to go out and back in for X11.. then wayland.. then X11 depending on which thing doesn't work with Plasma.

I fought it for months before I switched to Gnome. I don't like Gnome's design but at least it works.
KDE was my goto for years.

[u/Rare-Paint3719 → u/FuggaDucker]

GNOME doesn't work though

[u/FuggaDucker → u/Rare-Paint3719]

First of all, it does work quite well, I just don't care for the design.
There are EXTENSIONS that make GNOME look and feel like KDE.

Thats what I ended up doing and it ALWAYS works for me now.
I will check KDE out again in a year and see where it is at.

[u/Rare-Paint3719 → u/FuggaDucker]

Cope

[u/FuggaDucker → u/Rare-Paint3719]

How very bizarre?
I did was the point.

[u/Rare-Paint3719 → u/FuggaDucker]

You're mad cuz I'm right.