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[–] Sjoerd1993 3 points 1 year ago

I’ve used Plasma for a week or so before rebasing back to Silverblue last year.

I tried to keep it natural and not force an alien workflow into KDE too much, but I couldn’t really go back to the classic paradigm.

It was nice to give Plasma a look as it’s a great DE. But in the end I figured I prefer the gnome workflow, so it makes little sense to use another DE for me.