Why aren't you using KDE Plasma. Its stable and performs great nowadays, doesn't have as many krashes and has a cute mascot.
Its more workflow friendly then desktop environments like gnome, even Linus stated to just use KDE already. plus.google.com
If you are into tiling window managers, in fact, there is a new tiling script you can use with kwin.
It looks beautiful out of the box as well, I don't theme it and just enable the dark theme because it looks great.
I was. It was the least miserable UI environment for Leenoox to use and to develop for.
8/10 would use again, given the occasion
>KDE
Poorly optimised resiurce hog.
furry shit
2010 called
xfce uses fewer resources.
I don't mind the amount of resources it uses since I've got like 12gb of ram on my thinkpad but I wish screen tearing on kwin wasn't so pervasive.
go back to your windows 10 threads femanon (male)
you should be able to fix the screen tearing in display settings
Xcfe just feels better
But i use KDE
Xfce**
Do you use the application dashboard?
Nope. I use menu-based application launcher.
> why aren't you...
not your fucking business.
But I do use KDE on Tumbleweed.
Had XFCE for years, but now I use the Intel graphics chip and have no screen tearing.
Some parts of the UI are over done, but it's decent.
KONQIII!
I will be as soon as I reboot and install arch, I'm just heavily debating with myself if I should go to the store and pick up 5 frozen pizzas and 2 gallons of monster first.
Because you won't let me fuck the dragon.
I'm not going to use a DE that has literal furry material as the mascot. >>>/mlp
I want to fuck that lizard.
I can't stand KDE's widget model of the desktop. There's no actual "/home/user/Desktop" directory, so you can't actually put files or directories in it; you can only put "widgets" on the desktop that are essentially symbolic links to files and directories that exist elsewhere in the filesystem. This gets confusing if you delete the actual file without deleting the link, or you delete the link and forget to delete the actual file. It's also nnoying that these icons activate on single click instead of double click, and that you have to click and hold for two seconds before moving them.
If KDE had normal, usable desktop icons I would be willing to use it.
wat?
>screen tearing
stop using nvidia
KDE has a desktop since plasma 5 and is actually enabled by default since 5.8 I think
What did they say?
Of course you can make a Desktop directory yourself, but are changes in it reflected on the KDE desktop and vice versa? I'm testing KDE at work and that hasn't been the case.
Do you know where this option is? I'm using KDE on stretch which should be 5.8 but it doesn't seem to be enabled by default. It's only widget stuff, not actual files.
>but are changes in it reflected on the KDE desktop and vice versa?
yes, they are reflected in both instances.
>right click on the taskbar --> unlock widgets
>right click on the desktop --> configure desktop
>pic
Right-click desktop -> Configure Desktop -> Layout
Change to Folder View
Stop shilling KDE or I'll post Konqi porn!
Thanks lads, I'll have to give this a shot tomorrow.
you don't have the guts
that's not true fag
I don't need those hundred of options and its implementation on Fedora is shit. Cinnamon and LXQt is all I need.
Because the kde UI """"""designers"""""" can't fucking stop themselves from shoving in superfluous animations, transition effects, blending effects and so on wherever they can.
I don't want jumping icons, menus blurred to shit, shadows everywhere, rounded borders everywhere, arbitrarily aligned text, animated crap drawing my attention to things I don't care about and so on and so forth.
>jumping icons, menus blurred to shit, shadows everywhere, rounded borders everywhere, arbitrarily aligned text, animated crap
enough internet for today
I do and I like it, but scrolling in dolphin is annoying