Do actually popular Linux distributions exist where KDE is the main focus rather than a side story? I’m getting somewhat fed up with Kubuntu and thinking about switching…
Installed OpenSUSE, quickly remembered why I dumped it many years ago. It’s a great system for administrators, not so much for users who just want things to work. Installing Fedora KDE then…
Then again, maybe going back to X11 is the easier solution. With Fedora, Wayland is *almost* ready for productive use, but it’s still too many issues for now. Quite a few applications plan to have better support very soon but aren’t there yet. Maybe with the next Fedora release…
@WPalant I switched from Atom to VSCode several years ago. Just had to get over the fact that it is Microsoft first. 😁
@veronica Yes, I’m trying out VS Code myself right now, regardless of Wayland issues. It’s a real pity that Atom development sort of stopped, it was very promising…
Fedora makes a good impression so far. All the issues have an understandable reason, mostly: Wayland. At least Gecko-, Chromium- and Electron-based applications can usually be helped. At the cost of a wrong window and potentially also application icon.
Exception: Atom, their Electron base it too outdated. Maybe I should start looking for a new code editor…