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Originally posted by schmidtbag View PostKind of a contradictory statement, considering KDE's UI is of the most customizable of all of them, and in the most user-friendly ways possible too. You can set up KDE to act just like any other DE, but you can't say the same about most of the others.
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Originally posted by smitty3268 View PostThat was more than 4 words.
... Unlike DE design, that is.
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Originally posted by cynical View PostNot exactly. I've attempted to change KDE to look more like Unity since that style fits my workflow best (and KDE has many benefits from its various frameworks) but the end result never feels quite as polished as the DEs that specifically focus on that workflow. This is obvious and expected, but unfortunately the flexibility of KDE means that it does everything fairly well but is also not exceptional in any of those areas. This is excluding the Windows-style default desktop, which is done perfectly. (unfortunately I hate that environment)
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Originally posted by TheBlackCat View PostThe main problem is that, for Plasma 1, it was very hard to make or install new shells, so it was very hard to fundamentally change how the desktop worked. You could add widgets that changed parts, but making major changes to the basic workflow was hard. Plasma Workspaces 2 is meant to fix that, it should now be much easier to make new shells and install them. So we could see a much wider variety if there is sufficient demand for it.
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To be totally fair, my main issue is with icon-only task manager and after playing around with it and tweaking things more I'm really happy with the setup I achieved. Assuming I don't run into any issues with OpenSUSE 13.1 (seems great so far) I think I'll switch back to it from Ubuntu for now. It feels good to be back in KDE.
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