Giuliano Colla wrote:
But, whichever OS you decide to pick up, if you're used to KDE, you
might consider TDE as WM.
It's nothing but the old faithful KDE 3.5 (which I've been happily
running in a hardware setup similar to the one you mention) ported to
the more recent distros, by a group of former KDE developers and
maintainers, unhappy with the road taken by KDE 4 (and now KDE 5),
which, with the "Plasma" and "plasmoids" things has become too heavy,
bloated, and buggy beyond hope.
It's good to see that that's come back to life, it had a worrying hiatus
a couple of years ago.
In any event, watch out for distreaux which mandate systemd and
NetworkManager. I normally disable the latter but a few weeks ago
something happened which made me suspect that recent KDEs don't like
that (full disclosure: I think that was on Debian Jessie on an RPi2, and
in this case I /mean/ Debian not Raspbian).
--
Mark Morgan Lloyd
markMLl .AT. telemetry.co .DOT. uk
[Opinions above are the author's, not those of his employers or colleagues]
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