Comment by i80and 1 month ago There really isn't that much GNU on a modern Linux system, proportionately. 5 comments i80and Reply dontlaugh 1 month ago Exactly, Gnome/Linux or KDE/Linux would make a lot more sense. pndy 1 month ago Both are being bakedhttps://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=gnomeoshttps://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=kdelinuxThe question is if either will catch any interest and if so, what will happen to regular distributions. graemep 1 month ago Except that it can be both and more: you can have Gnome, KDE, and other DEs and libraries installed and use app based on all of them simultaneously. dontlaugh 1 month ago Sure, although every distro has a default.systemd/Linux maybe? Lots of things are more significant than GNU, either way.
dontlaugh 1 month ago Exactly, Gnome/Linux or KDE/Linux would make a lot more sense. pndy 1 month ago Both are being bakedhttps://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=gnomeoshttps://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=kdelinuxThe question is if either will catch any interest and if so, what will happen to regular distributions. graemep 1 month ago Except that it can be both and more: you can have Gnome, KDE, and other DEs and libraries installed and use app based on all of them simultaneously. dontlaugh 1 month ago Sure, although every distro has a default.systemd/Linux maybe? Lots of things are more significant than GNU, either way.
pndy 1 month ago Both are being bakedhttps://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=gnomeoshttps://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=kdelinuxThe question is if either will catch any interest and if so, what will happen to regular distributions.
graemep 1 month ago Except that it can be both and more: you can have Gnome, KDE, and other DEs and libraries installed and use app based on all of them simultaneously. dontlaugh 1 month ago Sure, although every distro has a default.systemd/Linux maybe? Lots of things are more significant than GNU, either way.
dontlaugh 1 month ago Sure, although every distro has a default.systemd/Linux maybe? Lots of things are more significant than GNU, either way.
Exactly, Gnome/Linux or KDE/Linux would make a lot more sense.
Both are being baked
https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=gnomeos
https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=kdelinux
The question is if either will catch any interest and if so, what will happen to regular distributions.
Except that it can be both and more: you can have Gnome, KDE, and other DEs and libraries installed and use app based on all of them simultaneously.
Sure, although every distro has a default.
systemd/Linux maybe? Lots of things are more significant than GNU, either way.