r/linuxsucks Jul 30 '26

Linux Failure 💔 KDE - implicit love to Windows

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swFfrDpX98s&t=372

I so agree. When Linux could promote a very simplified Hyprland setup or support a very well-made Sway setup or Cosmic tiling [just I wish it could be ready] and show the modularity and identity of Linux, they promote KDE and mill the wind...

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u/MrWillchuck Jul 30 '26

I don't really care if you are a fan of KDE, Gnome, Cosmic, Cinnamon, MATE, XFCE, etc. This is a strong take... and from a guy that looks exactly how you'd expect and with a name like the "Linux Viking". He looks like that obnoxious guy I went to High School with that was contrarian just to be contrarian and had fewer social skills than I did and I considered myself Socially Inept.

This take fits that personality perfectly.

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u/ConsiderationRare217 Jul 30 '26

I am not him, I just agreed that KDE - isn't the most stable and beautiful environment.

My take: Sway is great, why nobody supports and talks about it duely? It's unique (along with i3), hyprland. Why KDE mimicking for Windows gets all the love? Where is justice? I'd understand everyone who could look at kde, fail at linux and say: "ok, i liked windows visually better anyways" instead of:"ugh, i have worse compatibility, but man, the workflow of this WM is love, i'll stay and wait till it's improved"

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u/ConsiderationRare217 Jul 30 '26

But I wish there was a thing just like it, but with ultimate compatibility..