Originally posted by mgraesslin
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Martin, I have great respect to you and all the other KDE developers, as a long time KDE user. But I don't agree with your position in this issue.
I have a big ass PC, it cost me a lot of money, and when I play games in it, especially heavy games (and now in Linux we have a lot of then), I sure want every single FPS I can get, because I'm not playing these games at 150 FPS, I'm getting below 60 FPS in a lot of then, so every FPS does count. Even Indie games, that I play in my work machine with a APU, need some optimization to get playable FPS.
So I obviously, as a long time KDE user, know about tweaks to get it my way, that's why I use KDE. But if you make defaults difficult or complicated to the newbie, they sure will look for alternatives. And there is a lot of then now. KDE is no longer in front position in desktop popularity, and be antagonistic to the user wishes will only make things worst. Whats is the point in having the best DE if nobody uses it?
Again, this is not a attack, or bashing, or else, is only a wish to you to hear the needs of the KDE users.
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