I’ve used Kubuntu for the longest but the upgrades almost always brought issues/bugs. I switched to Manjaro and I think is a better well put distro. AUR also makes a huge difference since I no longer have to hunt for .debs, executables, or PPAs.
KDE Neon and Kubuntu (Ubuntu + KDE Plasma as the DE) are basically the same thing, barring some minor differences. They’re both Ubuntu with KDE Plasma as the DE, just maintained by different teams. It’s possible whatever caused the crashes before either got fixed in the meantime or was related to Gnome, vanilla Ubuntu’s default DE.
I also really like Plasma and think it’s a great DE, particularly for Windows refugees, and I don’t really like Gnome’s UI/UX, it’s a bit weird for me, but it’s nonetheless a good DE too. More a matter of taste than anything, I guess.
Agreed. GNOME tries to change with the times. While other DE’s try to stick to their old ways, GNOME is not afraid to reflect the design features that are modern.
I mean, Ubuntu has had some really shitty KDE setups in the past (assuming OP used Kubuntu back then). Mostly caused by their fixed release schedule not aligning very well with KDE releases, and them keeping old Qt releases alive, back when they were still working on Unity 8.
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I’ve used Kubuntu for the longest but the upgrades almost always brought issues/bugs. I switched to Manjaro and I think is a better well put distro. AUR also makes a huge difference since I no longer have to hunt for .debs, executables, or PPAs.
Manjaro is a great distro!
KDE Neon and Kubuntu (Ubuntu + KDE Plasma as the DE) are basically the same thing, barring some minor differences. They’re both Ubuntu with KDE Plasma as the DE, just maintained by different teams. It’s possible whatever caused the crashes before either got fixed in the meantime or was related to Gnome, vanilla Ubuntu’s default DE.
I also really like Plasma and think it’s a great DE, particularly for Windows refugees, and I don’t really like Gnome’s UI/UX, it’s a bit weird for me, but it’s nonetheless a good DE too. More a matter of taste than anything, I guess.
I prefer Gnome over KDE. maybe worth a try for you?
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to be honest, as a daily wm, i use i3. But when it comes to fancyness, gnome is my favorite.
Agreed. GNOME tries to change with the times. While other DE’s try to stick to their old ways, GNOME is not afraid to reflect the design features that are modern.
Neon does look super cool!
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I mean, Ubuntu has had some really shitty KDE setups in the past (assuming OP used Kubuntu back then). Mostly caused by their fixed release schedule not aligning very well with KDE releases, and them keeping old Qt releases alive, back when they were still working on Unity 8.
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