> Like how the file explorer has a built in terminal that follows the folder you're in.
That’s a nice feature. But it has little to do with Windows/OSX equivalence.
It also highlights something I felt last time I tried KDE (admittedly a while ago).
There were lots of nice UX innovations and polish. But they didn’t feel familiar to me (as a user of many desktop environments). This makes switching much less of an appealing prospect to me.
That’s a nice feature. But it has little to do with Windows/OSX equivalence.
It also highlights something I felt last time I tried KDE (admittedly a while ago).
There were lots of nice UX innovations and polish. But they didn’t feel familiar to me (as a user of many desktop environments). This makes switching much less of an appealing prospect to me.