I never liked it. But a week ago i decided to give it a try. It's really growing on me. And sure there still are bugs but its in no way like it used to be where it practically brick the os in a couple of days use
KDE is the best DE if you want the modern feel. Archiver works inside the file manager, thumbnails, sleek animations. Gnome is shit.
Robert Edwards
same, a de only gets in the way, it's so simple to set any command to any key in i3, in a de you have go through heaps of hoops
Jackson Cox
does dolphin still have that move to removable medium bug mv doesn't have this problem
Colton Lee
Yeah. KDE has gotten so good that the Gnome devs have tripled their efforts to make it impossible to use any DE but theirs.
Joseph Bennett
I use KDE on the lab computers at uni and find it usable. I prefer XFCE, though. Basically the same windows-style GUI but less buggy and less bloated in my experience.
Carter Lopez
In terms of usability KDE is still the best option even if it is lacking just like the rest.
Brandon Russell
/thread
Andrew Long
KDE4 was trash. Plasma is great
Owen Hill
in terms of looks KDE 4 Oxygen > KDE 5 Breeze
Jonathan Gomez
>D*bian Here is your problem. On OpenSUSE KDE works flawlessly. Give XFCE and LXQT try, idk, theyre nice
Nolan Gutierrez
I installed KDE Neon on my GF's Latitude I got her. She absolutely loves it. I handle all the updates and install software for her though. Great power management and driver support out of the box. I also put KDE connect on her phone and she seems to love that when the laptop is hooked to the TV for movies and youtube and stuff.
> >D*bian > Here is your problem. It's not, literally crashed once on me in three months and just the Konsole.
Jack Cook
if I'm not using windowmaker or FVWM, I'm using KDE. KDE is the nicest and most fully featured DE available. I rarely have problems with it and it is more customizable than Cinnamon/Mate.
Right-click: send to? I never have trouble sending things to my luks container using this.
Jonathan Edwards
>distro hopping You can install KDE on pretty much any Unixy type OS with a single command, do people really reinstall their whole OS just to try out some desktop or another?
Andrew Edwards
I like Deepin DE more
Logan Wilson
>chinked gnome yikes
Cooper Moore
currently on neon, not sure if kubuntu ever got their shit together, debian's plasma packages are fine though
Wyatt Rogers
Neon is better than kubuntu anyway
Cameron Torres
This but unironically. I wonder how much had to be done to have IBM make GNOME the "official" linux desktop environment going forward. sad.
Logan James
I really dislike plasma, but every KF5 application is better than their gnome counterpart. Shit, dolphin and okular are really good. Plasma design choices and overall consistency is just sad tho.
Xavier Jenkins
IMO the best de for power users besides xfce. Install kde neon user edition if you want the full suckless experience.
Ethan Ross
Install gentoo with kde not niggeron.
Jayden Kelly
>On OpenSUSE KDE works flawlessly.
Unless you need to use a network printer.
Sebastian Morgan
erm I don't think the suckless guys would like KDE too much
Kde neon looked cool until distro upgrade failed on both my machines because of ppa's or whatever. And they were also slow in getting to that upgrade (I mean, it's not like they arent saying it, it's a distro just for kde stuff, everything else doesnt get first citizen treatment), so kubuntu should be the right choice if one wants to stay with ubuntu derivatives. But I didn't want to, so I switched to manjaro kde and never looked back. Best experience so far.
Lucas Green
KDE Neon is always on Ubuntu LTS, so the upgrade only comes every two years. I also believe you're supposed to purge the PPAs first before upgrading.
Landon Rivera
Yes it said to purge ppas, and it also said that it will probably fail and that I should reinstall altogether if I remember correctly. Manjaro doesnt have this problem (so far)
Benjamin Howard
I got raped by that Manjaro update shit that happened a month ago. It was an easy fix apparently, but I took the opportunity to install Arch. KDE is rock solid on both for me, while Ubuntu based ones have had occasional crashes. I'm gonna try Kubuntu on my laptop in a few. I tried pop OS on it to see what the fuss was about, but loli haet GNOME.