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minus-square@Reliant1087@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink1•2 years agoI would suggest Fedora KDE spin or Opensuse. Both have KDE as first class citizen.
minus-square@boonhet@lemm.eelinkfedilink4•2 years agoI mean if their problems were Plasma-specific, it might also be a good idea to try Gnome or something instead.
minus-square@Reliant1087@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink2•2 years agoTrue but I would go with Mate, Budgie or XFCE because I’m an old fashioned guy :) The new (now it’s old I guess) gnome philosophy hasn’t made a lot of sense to me on a non-touch device.
minus-square@Cannacheques@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink2•2 years agoExactly, it feels gimmicky as hell and barely workable when you need to start dealing with more than one ahem, window or boxes of stuff to look at
minus-square@Reliant1087@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink1•2 years ago🤣 Gnome 2 was so usable. I wasn’t a fan of KDE (3 at that point?) because it felt too complicated.
I would suggest Fedora KDE spin or Opensuse. Both have KDE as first class citizen.
I mean if their problems were Plasma-specific, it might also be a good idea to try Gnome or something instead.
True but I would go with Mate, Budgie or XFCE because I’m an old fashioned guy :) The new (now it’s old I guess) gnome philosophy hasn’t made a lot of sense to me on a non-touch device.
Exactly, it feels gimmicky as hell and barely workable when you need to start dealing with more than one ahem, window or boxes of stuff to look at
🤣 Gnome 2 was so usable. I wasn’t a fan of KDE (3 at that point?) because it felt too complicated.