Pretty much the same experience with me. Also, once I heard that The Streamdeck uses Arch and KDE, I was willing to give it a try. Flatpaks are pretty nice too.

I recommend Arch and KDE. The community to docs are really good. It’s a rolling release distro, so always up to date.

https://youtu.be/FxeriGuJKTM?feature=shared

Yeah, that’s why I left. I realized I was wanting a different more Win/Mac/KDE(Classic?) experience on my desktop. It’s just hard to leave because I used to really like Gnome back in the day.

Ugh! I used to only use Gnome. KDE just seemed like a mess. Gnome 3 came out and I tried to like it but decided to take a break. I used classic gnome, mint, xfce and some others that I can’t remember. For years I bounced around. Finally, a year ago, I was ready to give Gnome a shot again. I really tried. Learning the quick key commands, then giving into old style habits and getting all the plugins that’s made everything just right.

Two things happened. First, I updated my OS and some of my 3rd party plugins no longer worked. Second, I didn’t like how I had to install a bunch of community plugins to get basic desktop functionality. I finally realized that what I wanted from a desktop gui was not what gnome vision is and I was forcing my wants with add-ons.

I heard that the Steam Deck uses KDE. So I tried KDE and was really impressed. The messy feel that I disliked seemed to be gone. KDE is currently working well for me.

This is just my experience. I’ve have read plenty of forums with people who seem to like modern Gnome.

Same is true with physical. It’s just harder for them to take it away.

Just watched the 2nd episode and it’s was okay but it the main protagonist goes from desert to forest like 3 times walking. No food, a small thing of water. I’m probably missing something.

How can this be? All the games I buy on Steam are cheaper than on other platforms. Where are these cheaper games?

Hopefully in Arch already

Microsoft doesn’t need those studios, just the IPs.

Article for the sake of having an article.

Pretty good! I’m liking kde. It’s very user friendly and you didn’t have to tweak the crap out of it.