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minus-squareMarxinelinkfedilinkEnglish88•1 year agoI’d rather someone’s first choice about Linux was which DE to use. This plays a way bigger part in first impressions. The obvious choice is KDE, ofc
minus-square@[email protected]OPlinkfedilinkEnglish39•1 year agoI totally agree, that’s a way more important factor when you’re starting out with Linux. Gotta be Gnome though
minus-squareLivielinkfedilinkEnglish17•1 year agoDEs are clearly bloat, so the best DE is no DE. Definitely not just because I prefer i3
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish5•1 year agoDE? WM! ctwm rocking along nicely since last century Whatever, I always say, use what you want when you want to dive into things. When you don’t want to dive into things, use either IOS when you can afford it or Windows. (As long as they don’t expect help with the last 2 ;) )
minus-squareXylight (Photon dev)linkfedilinkEnglish1•1 year agoKDE is lighter than GNOME? In my experience GNOME uses slightly less resources.
minus-squarepelyalinkfedilinkEnglish5•1 year agoThe arrangement of Start menu hardly matters. Virtual desktops are indispensable though. And I can restart crashed Plasma in 35 seconds.
I’d rather someone’s first choice about Linux was which DE to use. This plays a way bigger part in first impressions.
The obvious choice is KDE, ofcI totally agree, that’s a way more important factor when you’re starting out with Linux.
Gotta be Gnome thoughThat’s a strange way to spell Xfce.
Maybe you misheard LXQT?
DEs are clearly bloat, so the best DE is no DE.
Definitely not just because I prefer i3DE? WM!
ctwm rocking along nicely since last centuryWhatever, I always say, use what you want when you want to dive into things. When you don’t want to dive into things, use either IOS when you can afford it or Windows. (As long as they don’t expect help with the last 2 ;) )
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KDE is lighter than GNOME? In my experience GNOME uses slightly less resources.
The arrangement of Start menu hardly matters. Virtual desktops are indispensable though. And I can restart crashed Plasma in 35 seconds.
Maté is awesome