>>106139208
kek, I've talked with this dude on Matrix wtf lol seeing this here is killing me
Not really a bad dude, just has a vision set and isn't deviating from it at all. If your request doesn't align with his vision or he perceives your question about GNOME like a threat to his life, you WILL get banned from the Matrix rooms, weird guy, needs to relax
>>106140461 >Not really a bad dude, just has a vision set and isn't deviating from it at all. If your request doesn't align with his vision or he perceives your question about GNOME like a threat to his life, you WILL get banned from the Matrix rooms, weird guy, needs to relax
You know what, you're right.
Bussy, if you're reading this, go full accelerationism.
I think you may have made your point.
>>106137438 (OP)
whatever you like, thats the answer, you can say you like X or Y about any of those, you can say about RAM usage, options, etc, but in the end the only thing that matters is your personal preferences, i use one of those, and i dont give a fuck if someone tells me is bad, i use it and will use it for a long time, if you use the other one i dont care.
>>106137438 (OP) >KDE
I run into a bunch of edge cases with KWIN >Gnome
I have yet to try it yet but added it to experiment with >Cinnamon
Feature poor compared to KDE but Muffin doesn't shit out land lose opengl contexts ike kwin and fucking die; main issue is screensaver shitting out and causing PAM to lock me out if I lock too many times in the same uptime. >XFCE
I also installed this to consider trying since I'm at the collecting DE phase of being a new linux user. >Overall I liked the features and UI of KDE best so far but kwin being a buggy mess unfortunately makes it not a great option for me when cinnamon mostly works and the compositor doesn't ack itself
In my free time I just use Windows (gayming).
But at work (sysadmin) I prefer KDE.
I used to like GNOME 2, then moved to XFCE but now that GNOME devs flooded the entire desktop ecosystem with their GTK3/4 garbage, there's only KDE left. Qt apps actually work, have the options you'd expect and KDE doesn't have some creative onions ass workflow that will get in my way.
And in my experience (4 years now) KDE has been stable while GNOME just shits itself if you don't install and use it the way they exactly want you to.