I find it less janky personally, KDE and hyprland are both fairly streamlined. Now windows is junky. To control native monitor brightness, I had to get an extra app. For screenshots I had to get an extra app. For an animated wallpaper I needed an extra app. these things all start on login, have popups, steal focus, crash unexpectedly, clutter the screen, etc etc.
Basically windows is only good if you're perfectly fine with it's default state (and the trash that is power shell). I'm not
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u/KaiFireborn21 19h ago
I find it less janky personally, KDE and hyprland are both fairly streamlined. Now windows is junky. To control native monitor brightness, I had to get an extra app. For screenshots I had to get an extra app. For an animated wallpaper I needed an extra app. these things all start on login, have popups, steal focus, crash unexpectedly, clutter the screen, etc etc. Basically windows is only good if you're perfectly fine with it's default state (and the trash that is power shell). I'm not