I stopped recommending most Linux desktops, and here's what I tell people to use instead
… This means that features can arrive slowly, bugs linger, and hardware support often lags behind. …
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Framework is funding KDE to build Linux laptops you can actually customize
… Framework joins major donors to support KDE and promote repairable, sustainable hardware. …
I tested every Linux desktop and realized fragmentation isn't a problem anymore
… You could make a similar argument for Snap packages, which are supported natively in Ubuntu and supported by Canonical, though that platform has gained less traction across the rest of the community. …
I switched between KDE Plasma and GNOME for months, and they're not actually competitors
… Sign in to your XDA account Linux offers an overwhelming number of distributions, and there's something for everyone. …
Linux has too many desktops, and that's why beginners give up
… There are so many more options that don't get close to that level of support, making them very hard to maintain. …
Wayland is getting a 6-year-long fix for its most annoying quirk, and KDE and GNOME are already implementing it
… KDE and GNOME are actively implementing it; desktop support should appear soon. Protocol finalised, but distributions must implement it before Wayland restores sessions by default. …
I tried COSMIC apps on KDE, and the customization alone almost made it worth the hassle
… COSMIC doesn't support this, so it's lagging behind a bit in terms of organization. …