No. Old UI is terrible. The newest UI with extremely rounded corners is bad too but I’d much rather use it than old stuff.

As I understood, it’s kind of an isolated fork of the internet (not the protocols but more surface-level stuff) with some changes. Considering how bloated and bad internet is nowadays, I guess it serves the purpose of being a niche alternative. I can’t really understand the actual features and differences of it though so someone else will have to take a look into that.

It looks like it’s based on Epiphany?

It’s not very stable though. It failed majorly in my case.

Minding wallpapers if they’re not questionable or illegally obtained sounds like a symptom of a disorder to me. That’s my answer.

No.

The real thing is: can you update the microcode of older CPUs? If not then it’s a marketing strategy.

Breezy is probably the most mainstream rn.

Well since its design is pretty uncommon, a widget of the same style would look out of place on almost any setup.

BIOS doesn’t matter for gaming as long as you don’t use modded GPU drivers.

1. Imo
2. Giving the reason of an action or an absence of action is not wrong but just can trigger some people to show their real personality. Though I agree it wasn’t the best way to say it.

KDE always gets more stable after a lot of minor updater. But it can’t be completely stable and then big updates ruin everything anyways. KDE has a ridiculous update model for a serious project. There’s not enough testing.

This kind of accusation is just an attempt to discredit me. I already said many times that I’m fine with disagreements but I’m not fine with toxicity and fight creation. Lemmy admins are fine with it though so I request such a feature. This is selfish but any attempt to prove, promote or empower your own opinion is selfish in general.

I know people are going to continue misinterpreting (even intentionally) my words. I went through it a lot. Hopefully this is not something that can break me now. I just chose to laugh at such attempts and imagine hurting people who do so. After all I have to defend myself from this evil world somehow.

And very few people are going to agree with such philosophy. I understand it. It’s a natural disadvantage of not complying with preset community rules.

Way too boring.

I’m sorry but I can’t resist mentioning it. Manjaro implemented quite sus telemetry recently so you should keep it in mind when choosing and using it.

I can’t define one favorite distro. I change my daily driver sometimes but it’s always something Arch based, even though I think OpenSUSE Tumbleweed is the ultimately best distro/base.

FYI I try it on Arch Linux.

But it’s very stable if you don’t mess around with those things and just use it.

I personally don’t consider it stability at all. I guess everyone has a different definition of it.

What do you mean?

KDE has never been stable for me. I can find a bug within 10 minutes if I search properly. On the other hand, GNOME is stable for me as long as I don’t use sus extensions.

EDIT: just create a very wide vertical panel and try to move a clock widget in and out of it. Sometimes it’ll just disappear and often it will crash Plasma.