I'm gonna try if I can get the latest KDE on Kubuntu just by add the KDE Neon repo
@matrix I've been using Neon for almost 3 years now. Unless you're interested in the latest KDE content, Kubuntu might be better. Don't know, never used it; but Neon has these days where a simple update will break major functionality of the system and time will be lost fixing it.
On the plus side, I'm learning computers the hard way.
You might as well buy a Mac, if you can afford it. I hear "it just works".
On the plus side, I'm learning computers the hard way.
You might as well buy a Mac, if you can afford it. I hear "it just works".
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Latest KDE would be nice but I don't want to spend too much time fixing shit.
Macs are pretty nice in a lot of aspects but Apple makes a lot of shitty decisions which make me not like them.
@matrix @featherFag 5.21 is the current one on Neon. It has minor tweaks! Any day now we're getting those semi-transparent panels, like a first world desktop environment. 
@featherFag @matrix Make way for the autism; here it comes:
So, I loved Kvantum at first, but
A) I *feel* that everything is slower with it on.
B) Almost all themes have no lines separating pop-up menus, and it irks me to no end. Doesn't help that I've seen people complain about that, but no one that matters seems to care!
Other than that, I agree.
So, I loved Kvantum at first, but
A) I *feel* that everything is slower with it on.
B) Almost all themes have no lines separating pop-up menus, and it irks me to no end. Doesn't help that I've seen people complain about that, but no one that matters seems to care!
Other than that, I agree.
@matrix
I'd say stay with that unless a specific fix or feature catches your eye in a new version.
@rasterman
I'd say stay with that unless a specific fix or feature catches your eye in a new version.
@rasterman
There haven't been any HUGE worthwhile changes in the last few releases, so if you're on plasma 5.16 or so you're probably good.
@rasterman