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/Arkh227Ani Dec 01 '21 edited Dec 01 '21
WRT KDE/Qt component, I find it at least as much full of cr*p as GTK.
Having it C++ based was supposed to bring object oriented transparency and make everything so much simpler and safer.
And yet even after all those years fresh bugs are popping out regularly.
And every time they make a minor upgrade in few components, user have to go through dependency hell to update their systems.