← Back to context Comment by agoodusername63 9 hours ago no. buy a linux compatible laptop and deal with the UX downgrade. 4 comments agoodusername63 Reply davidee 37 minutes ago I’ve found the downgrade surprisingly minimal on plasma 6 - and it’s far more customizable.Thanks to marginal gains on MacOs (nee OS X) the Linux desktop gets closer more quickly than Apple can pull away. hattar 7 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 8 hours ago What downgrade? A typical Gnome desktop is far more coherent than Windows or even macOS in some regards these days. zahlman 3 hours ago Yes, and you can do much better than GNOME, too.
davidee 37 minutes ago I’ve found the downgrade surprisingly minimal on plasma 6 - and it’s far more customizable.Thanks to marginal gains on MacOs (nee OS X) the Linux desktop gets closer more quickly than Apple can pull away.
hattar 7 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 8 hours ago What downgrade? A typical Gnome desktop is far more coherent than Windows or even macOS in some regards these days. zahlman 3 hours ago Yes, and you can do much better than GNOME, too.
I’ve found the downgrade surprisingly minimal on plasma 6 - and it’s far more customizable.
Thanks to marginal gains on MacOs (nee OS X) the Linux desktop gets closer more quickly than Apple can pull away.
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.