← Back to context Comment by agoodusername63 7 hours ago no. buy a linux compatible laptop and deal with the UX downgrade. 3 comments agoodusername63 Reply hattar 5 hours ago There are definitely some cool features missing, but I'd take KDE over any other window manager without a second thought if it were possible. drooopy 6 hours ago What downgrade? A typical Gnome desktop is far more coherent than Windows or even macOS in some regards these days. zahlman 1 hour ago Yes, and you can do much better than GNOME, too.
hattar 5 hours ago There are definitely some cool features missing, but I'd take KDE over any other window manager without a second thought if it were possible.
drooopy 6 hours ago What downgrade? A typical Gnome desktop is far more coherent than Windows or even macOS in some regards these days. zahlman 1 hour ago Yes, and you can do much better than GNOME, too.
There are definitely some cool features missing, but I'd take KDE over any other window manager without a second thought if it were possible.
What downgrade? A typical Gnome desktop is far more coherent than Windows or even macOS in some regards these days.
Yes, and you can do much better than GNOME, too.