Huh? That's not true. KDE sticks to the XDG standards, so *all* its config and data resides in:
~/.config
~/.local/share
Huh? That's not true. KDE sticks to the XDG standards, so *all* its config and data resides in:
~/.config
~/.local/share
- Can poke all day configuring it
- Very frequently doing the above one would step on some bug (which is expected given the large surface). So bugs all over the place.
- Impossible to keep configuration reproducible (gazillion config files scattered in $HOME). I tried once to put in git - disastrous failure!
- Font rendering getting better
- Functionality at the expense of aesthetically pleasing looks
Some observations.
- Looks beautifully clean
- Font rendering somewhat ugly
- One has to learn to let go some lack of functionality (whatever #GNOME Gods have in mind - be it)
- Stability at the cost of functionality
- Also for stability reasone I do not use extensions (kindof scary to run JS on desktop)
This time around I did #Xfce -> #GNOME -> #KDE/#Plasma.
Maybe I will rotate back to Xfce eventually. Since both GNOME and KDE/Plasma have their ugly.
BTW, KDE is very aggressive. Basically after you switch to KDE, there is some cleanup to be done in $HOME regarding configs. Since all gtk related stuff is infested by Breeze etc. bacially your GNOME looks like some sort of frankenstein monster. Not cool KDE!
I have this annual or semi-annual tradition of rotating desktop environments. I do some jumping then I settle on something for a longer period of time ... until again ;)
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