Technology post.
I’ve been using KDE for the past couple days instead of GNOME. Specifically, Kubuntu. I’ve always been a GNOME man. But I’m really surprised by how much I’m enjoying KDE. The tight integration between elements reminds me of the mac.
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Technology post.
I’ve been using KDE for the past couple days instead of GNOME. Specifically, Kubuntu. I’ve always been a GNOME man. But I’m really surprised by how much I’m enjoying KDE. The tight integration between elements reminds me of the mac.
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Yeah, KDE has always been more like Mac/Windows than any other. That’s probably one of the main reasons I hate it so much. :)
Chalk me up as another person who was pleasantly surprised by KDE after many years of Gnome use. I really like the way the applications play (relatively) nicely with each other, especially if you stick with the default “K” apps where possible. I’d always heard that KDE was slower/more bloated/too Windows-like compared to Gnome, but that hasn’t isn’t the impression I’ve gotten from it at all. I’ve been using a KDE-focused distro for many months now and while it isn’t the Desktop Above All Desktops, I’ve been pleased with it.
Ironically after a week I got tired of it and went back to GNOME. It just felt better.
You relapsed already?!? :)