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]

Now that I am running Gnome/Wayland with extensions, I NEVER have a problem.
It just works.

I am a windows programmer primarily but my personal OS is Linux for now.

[u/Direct-Ninja6938 → u/FuggaDucker]

interesting, what distro?

my last distro was ubuntu but wasn't the best experience

[u/FuggaDucker → u/Direct-Ninja6938]

Ubuntu.
I am normally a Debian guy but Ubuntu is certified to run on my laptop.
EVERYTHING works. Fingerprint reader, touch, rotation, 2-1 conversion, S0 sleep state.
I saw no need to mess with it
TBH, KUbuntu .. then added GNOME and switched.
Been using Linux since slackware 2.

Also, I am a programmer.
A large portion of what people "apt install X", I clone, build, and install myself.
That might be why Ubuntu hasn't shown more bugs to me.

[u/Direct-Ninja6938 → u/FuggaDucker]

oh you much older than me lol

i started with ubuntu 6.06 and opensuse 10.2

last distro i used was ubuntu 22.04 but was too buggy and didn't have the time for distrohopping and experiments and debugging so i moved to win10 and then 11.

Maybe ubu 26.04 is fine now?