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XFCE vs KDE - Valtam - 12-21-2019

I've been noticing on the Internet there is talk of KDE catching up to XFCE in terms of performance and memory usage.
Curiosity got the better of me and I decided to see if there was anything in it, and yeah, they are pretty close now.

A quick LL build of KDE...

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Interesting...


Re: XFCE vs KDE - Artim - 12-21-2019

How has that happened?  KDE on par with Xfce?!  Not long ago I would have thought it impossible.



Re: XFCE vs KDE - UltraCookie - 12-21-2019

That's cool. Always thought KDE looked really nice but never tried it as my laptop isn't the most powerful machine.


Re: XFCE vs KDE - MS - 12-21-2019

Doing LL on KDE would require running a simultaneous project, would it not?


Re: XFCE vs KDE - Valtam - 12-21-2019

(12-21-2019, 12:44 PM)Artim link Wrote: How has that happened?  KDE on par with Xfce?!  Not long ago I would have thought it impossible.
The main difference is that KDE has a massive, almost inexhaustible supply of developers, where as XFCE have just a handful. I really like KDE and how close it is to Windows and the level of configuration available. Plasma is really nice too.

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Re: XFCE vs KDE - Valtam - 12-21-2019

(12-21-2019, 01:24 PM)MS link Wrote: Doing LL on KDE would require running a simultaneous project, would it not?
It's just a fun experiment to verify the hype.

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Re: XFCE vs KDE - trinidad - 12-21-2019

All those KDE developers, you'd think they could complete the APIs for wayland. I came up on Linux KDE stuff after the mainframe era and moved from Suse to Kubuntu but gave up on their stuff after a while as it grew heavier. Now those reasons all seem unimportant given modern hardware. Of late I have been having a very good experience with Debian 10 gnome on wayland and I expect KDE will get there too in the next two years and be on wayland (not Xwayland) on Debian stable. I wonder how XFCE (which has become very popular on Debian) will deal with that future. I would guess they will continue on Xwayland and not develop any specific DE wayland APIs, or maybe just wait for KDE to finish theirs and port those.

https://community.kde.org/KWin/Wayland
https://community.kde.org/Plasma/Wayland_Showstoppers

TC   


Re: XFCE vs KDE - MS - 12-21-2019

How does KDE get this popularity if so many people seem to have had abandoned it?


Re: XFCE vs KDE - trinidad - 12-21-2019

Plasma, QT base, look and feel, and a few superior applications, and a European home office. A full featured (Suse) alternative DE to (RHEL) gnome. XFCE is a small player by comparison.

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Re: XFCE vs KDE - MS - 12-21-2019

(12-21-2019, 03:13 PM)trinidad link Wrote: Plasma, QT base, look and feel, and a few superior applications, and a European home office. A full featured (Suse) alternative DE to (RHEL) gnome. XFCE is a small player by comparison.

TC
Well then, wish KDE to surpass Gnome then.