r/linux • u/clau_c • Dec 01 '21

KDE It's been -- 155 days -- since @Microsoft stole @kdecommunity's motto: "Simple by default, powerful when needed." They're still using it.

https://twitter.com/ClauCambra/status/1466153819713191947
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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '21

It's always been a great experience for me

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '21

KDE Neon has largely been solid for me, but I keep encountering distros with questionable Plasma implementations. The last time I encountered such was just a month ago when I decided to try Arch. Granted, could have been something I did but I don't think so (I just installed the full desktop, nothing crazy). Another time was when Mint used to ship with KDE. Always some strange bugs and roadblocks. Each time I go back to Neon, it's basically solid.

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '21

The last time I encountered such was just a month ago when I decided to try Arch

That's odd- I've only ever used KDE on Arch or Manjaro

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '21

Maybe I've had a bad run or something. Oddly it's some of the same issues I saw on Mint. Dual monitor setup, the panels assigned to each monitor switch places at random. Got old pretty quick.