@l0wk3y
Haven't you heard? KDE is actually good and fast these days.
@l0wk3y
I've been using KDE for 2-3 years now. I was initially prepared to sacrifice some speed & resources in favor of having an environment in which I would feel more comfortable coming from Windows. But it turned out it didn't feel laggy or anything like that. And while I did have some problems with glitches for a while, I think it might have been mostly because of a failing GPU.
@l0wk3y
I've only seen openbox in some liveusb stuff. Don't have enough experience with it really, but while I'm sure it's lightweight and fast, it also looks like complete, unusable bs imo.
As for tiling desktops, that's just something people use for bragging rights as far as I can tell. Unless you're a robot that does only 2-3 things on their system, I don't see how it could make things easier or better in any way.
@l0wk3y
Yeah, I still caught the days of compiz on Ubuntu. It looked nice, but it was too much.
I like to mess with things but not have to mess with things.
xfce is good like that, I don't really have the time or patience to set up something like openbox or i3.