Luigi (with Linux Mint logo) and Mario (Ubuntu logo) come in

Mother: It’s-a the Ubuntu Bros!

Linux Mint (Luigi): Mama why-a you never remember my name?

Mother: I’m-a sorry Green Ubuntu

  • Octopus@thelemmy.clubOP
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    I also used it, and liked it, then Plasma, made it look like Windows 12 (looked like a combination of Windows and macOS), but I’m now on GNOME again. I might use something else in the future tough.

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      KDE Plasma is still really unintuitive and weird to use. Maybe they’ll get better eventually, but meanwhile I’m on Gnome

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        What are your problems exactly? For me, it was that GNOME was more stable and had some trackoad gestures. And on Plasma, something just felt small. I tried changing the text size, but it was still harder to read.

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          You also had to do every configuration on every screen and toolbar individually.
          For a multi-screen setup. Yikes

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          Weird I always have the opposite feeling with KDE: everything is big. Mostly the icons and bar at the bottom. However tbf it might be because I am used to Xfce4 and only recently went back to KDE

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          Gnome stability, hands down.

          My ideal OS: all of KDE’s features locked behind ‘advanced’ menus.

          Acts in every other way (including stability) like Gnome.

          I really want to like KDE. It just feels so much like the unnecessary is put to the front, rather than provided as a side feature.