KDE Linux
community.kde.org
community.kde.org
My experience with KDE is limited to the early 200Xs, when it was one of the desktop options that came with Red Hat Linux. "This is great, everything works together, Konqueror is so much better than every other web browser" I recall thinking. It seemed like they had it all figured out already and I didn't understand why everything kept being reinvented, badly, for Gnome or whatever.
Considering they're aiming for reliability I would've liked if they'd built on a truly reliable atomic distro base.
https://getaurora.dev has been so damn good, but despite being a Plasma distro it still packs a lot of GTK apps from Bazzite for basic functionality.
Lets them waste less effort reinventing the wheel.
That is all!
> KDE neon, KDE's first version of a self-made OS. KDE neon fulfills the "distributed by KDE" requirement, but fails on the reliability angle due to the Ubuntu LTS base that ironically becomes unstable because it needs to be tinkered with to get Plasma to build on it, breaking the LTS promise
"Prior art: KDE neon, KDE's first version of a self-made OS. KDE neon fulfills the "distributed by KDE" requirement, but fails on the reliability angle due to the Ubuntu LTS base that ironically becomes unstable because it needs to be tinkered with to get Plasma to build on it, breaking the LTS promise."