From: telcontar@duck.com   
      
   On 07.09.2022 at 11:10, wAYNE scribbled:   
      
   > On 9/6/22 19:16, Bobbie Sellers wrote:   
   >    
   > >      Switch from Gnome to KDE Plasma.  Then you will have far   
   > > better control of your desktop layout.   
   > >    
   > >      bliss(who has been using KDE since it was 3.5.x [...   
      
   I've been using KDE ever since it was at version 1.1. :)   
      
   > > ...] and hates Gnome since 2.4)   
      
   We hates it!  We hates it!  Raaaghhh! :p   
      
   GNOME (and GTK in general) is too restrictive.  Some people prefer   
   that, but I do not. ;)   
      
   > Trying it out now the KDE Plasma.  Makes the initial layout look a   
   > lot more like Windows, but nice to see that I could immediately add   
   > widgets to the bottom.   
      
   You can add widgets anywhere you like.  Many widgets also behave   
   differently depending on whether you put them on a panel or whether you   
   put them on the desktop.   
      
   > I suppose I could move those to the top if I wanted to.    
      
   KDE — now called Plasma, with the term KDE now being used for referring   
   to the organization that develops the software — has always been the   
   most configurable and most flexible of all desktop environments.   
      
   My desktop doesn't even look anything like MS-Windows.  It looks a lot   
   more (albeit not 100% identical to) macOS, which agrees much more with   
   my personal sense of aesthetics and ergonomics than MS-Windows, plus   
   that macOS and GNU/Linux are both UNIX systems, whereas Windows is more   
   of an MS-DOS on steroids.   
      
   --    
   With respect,   
   = Aragorn =   
      
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