https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=341143
--- Comment #454 from michel <miz...@web.de> --- Hello, thank you for the XFCE recommendation. I switched to Windows with the three computers because it is imperative that they work in a contemporary manner. It already worked flawlessly with KDE4 and it was a pleasure to work with it. Trying around with other interfaces is currently not possible with these computers in their place. Since the frustration with KDE5 increased more and more and there is no remedy in sight, I have now completely switched "to the enemy". There everything works reasonably well. This is perhaps the worst way, from a Linux point of view, but a workable one. Some of my acquaintances, who "defected" to OpenSuSE at my instigation years ago, have also taken the step back (which of course didn't influence my decision, I'm a "Linuxer" since the beginning of the 2000s - still...). Even they noticed after a few years of KDE experience the more and more user-unfriendly KDE5 and don't want to go downhill. On one of my two remaining Linux machines I can try XFCE, also TDE (the continued KDE3) is worth another try, but it is also a fundamental question, if I let some people, who are far removed from reality, permanently force something on me, which I don't like - from people, who also depend on a certain degree of cooperation with users, but completely ignore this and act as if they were alone in the world. It is these ignoramuses who are ultimately responsible for the demise of KDE and, inevitably, Linux on the desktop. So they can shove their never-ending-and-never-working-story Wayland somewhere else... I don't have a sense of entitlement and I'm really very clear about the term OpenSource/Linux, I've also been involved with translations of KDE software, no question. Programming I can't do, I did a lot between 1982 and 2000 under DOS6/QDOS and Win95/98/2000 with Basic and compilers and on a /38 with RPG and Query and that was it - so nowadays completely uninteresting. But I no longer want to support what is currently going on with KDE. I have long since stopped my earlier tireless advertising for OpenSuSE in particular. You can't honestly recommend something like that to anyone. The 12-15 computers switched away from Linux in my environment are perhaps only a beginning. Bye Michael I used deepl to translate my opinion into English, maybe you notice that. I don't have a sense of entitlement and I'm really very clear about the term OpenSource/Linux, I've also been involved with translations of KDE software, no question. Programming I can't do, I did a lot between 1982 and 2000 under DOS6/QDOS and Win95/98/2000 with Basic and compilers and on a /38 with RPG and Query and that was it - so nowadays completely uninteresting. But I no longer want to support what is currently going on with KDE. I have long since stopped my earlier tireless advertising for OpenSuSE in particular. You can't honestly recommend something like that to anyone. Bye Michael -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
