I’m currently testing Fedora KDE on a VM (windows host) before eventually switching over to Linux completely.

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I love gnome but too used to kde to switch.

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I’m new to this but KDE basically has all of the aesthetics customization features and quality of life features I always wanted out of Windows + Rainmeter. Finally I can have my videos pinned on the top easily every time. Finally I can have my fancy widgets. I can have universal color themes and fonts beyond what Windows ever offered. So there is more abstract stuff out there, but for now I’m living the long lost dream.

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Nowadays KDE.

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Gnome. On my laptop KDE and cinimon have given me a LOT of issues. I’ve had a lot of linux problems due to my hardware tho but finally found a fix and don’t want to change

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Cinnamon! Although I want to give KDE another chance to become my default DE.

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