switching to Linux because Windows ui are so boring (KDE is love KDE is life, I want to marry KDE)
switching to Linux because Windows ui are so boring (KDE is love KDE is life, I want to marry KDE)
Part of why I switched to Linux was this: https://youtu.be/JI-ye1oa4N8
Not that it's particularly pretty or usable, but like, the fact you can was just amazing. You can really do whatever you want with Linux.
Compiz won over so many new users back then. Wobbly windows and desktop cubes may not have been super practical, but they sure looked impressive.
The amount of times I've tabbed in and out of WoW in front of my friends just to flex that not only it doesn't crash, but it's fancy too. Or just give the game a little shake and wobble to mess around while it's loading.
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What the actual fu... oh its 2009
Switched to Linux a year ago. Haven't looked back since. I didn't even know Windows was getting those creepy ass advertisements all over the operating system if it weren't for the news here. Now I don't want to go back more.
I want to marry KDE Join the polycule 😘
Doesn't look that dissimilar to Windows to me, am I missing something?!
Have you seen what Microsoft has been up to with Win11? KDE is basically windows if it chose not to shove ads directly into the user's eyeballs.
The difference is this can be customized exactly as they want. It may be similar, but the little differences are stuff that you can't change in Windows.
Yes, my EOS/KDE brother/sister/enby
Switched from Windows about a year ago, and have felt zero need to even try another distro or desktop environment.
How did you make the panel completely transparent?
I searched trans in KDE widget store (should show transparent panel), after installed add it to the panel and click on it while in editor mode (it's sometimes reset to default panel after restart)
Decided to throw OpenSUSE Tumbleweed on an old laptop the other day. Haven't fooled with it enough to run up against any limitations yet, but I gotta say I'm pleasantly surprised so far.
Tumbleweed is great. I just started using it after getting bored of PopOS (and it breaking on me after system freeze during updates). Really like the automatic snapper backup feature.
The whole thing if it being semi-bleeding edge is sensible, at least there is some automatic testing before updates are released.
welcome to the linux side :3
I'm on gnome on my daily desktop, and I hate it ! Thinking to switch to KDE but when I read that it took them 10 years to implement a good fuse "alternative" to make samba share work properly... I'm really hesitant to switch...
Gnome is great, but I hate the MacOS feeling... Everything seems soo... Proprietary :/ Maybe something more lightweight like XFCE will fit into my workflow.
KDE is love, KDE is life!
Kde is mid, kde is meh
so true
🤔 hating the windows UI and then going to KDE which is basically a more customizable windows UI seems...odd
It's not so odd when what you hate is exactly the lack of customizability.
You can make KDE look entirely unlike Windows, its just up to preference.
🤔 I'm actually surprised it's THIS customizable. We're talking functionally right? Not just style. Idk I guess I'm not a huge fan of the "start menu/task bar" and having a desktop, maybe I'm the weird one though. I ran vanilla gnome and then sway so desktops and taskbars and all of that aren't really my thing.
I love and use Linux and while this looks better than the atrocity Microsoft is selling, let’s not fool ourselves. This is still ugly as hell.
That's just personal preference tho. I don't personally like it either but that's part of the reason I use GNOME, I think that looks absolutely great. Great thing about Linux is that you don't have to use KDE Plasma or GNOME or whatever other DE, you can choose what you like the most.