nobodyspecial

Google has turned evil. Back to Microsoft, everyone!

Ask 3 Linux users and you’ll get 5 dissenting opinions. Mine is that KDE Plasma is very simple out of the box and more familiar to Windows users. A previous Windows user can use it without any kind of deep learning. Gnome is a bit more alien, borrows a bit more from OSX, and does force its workflow on the user more.

KDE also offers an insane amount of easy customization for those of us with a desire to tweak or enjoy a different aesthetic or workflow. The built-in shop for widgets, wallpapers, themes, cursors, etc makes that very accessible to anyone. Gnome customization requires a lot more command line and editing of configs.

As with relationships, if you make a mistake you’ll wind up supporting it for life.

I kid, I kid. We all know to job hop every 2 years for better compensation. It’ll be someone else’s problem after that.