Tuned in to Mixed Media!

i do with kubuntu on one machine and openmandriva on another

>>794
it's too heavy for my computer. So no, I haven't. But I do like a few program s that come togerther with kde. Like "parley" for instance.

i used to, it's a bit too bloated for my liking but i would probably recommend it for people transitioning over from windows.

I've been on KDE for two years now, it's been good to me. KDE Connect especially is pure techno-magic. Easy file transfers, remote system shutdown, it even pauses my anime when I get a phonecall. It truly feels like living in the future.

How the current KDE and Kubuntu is like?
Does it still Krash?
I remember some functionality got warped in 2022-2024, but I also had to switch from it, so I wasn't following for long

I use KDE since it has the best Win7 experience that I can get on linux. XFCE is still strictly better I fear. Also KDE is really poor on resource usage. Somehow it takes lots of memory but a lot of things that should be in memory aren't so you have to wait it to load from disk.

>>811
Had a lot in the last plasma version but it seems pretty good now. Still few every once in a while.

i am using KDE on loonix. i use bazzite because it justwerks and it comes with KDE. i see no reason to change it, although i was a big fan of cinnamon when i used mint. lxqt was okay too.

How does one patch KDE2 under FreeBSD?

I'm using kde on my linux mint install, it's kinda like a frankenstein but it works, on my craptop (4 gigs of ram, celeron n3060, HDD) i'm using mint with xfce, it just works and it feels really snappy