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Chance-Device ◴[] No.45289205[source]
I’ve been using KDE as my personal daily driver for a few years now. At work I have to use MacOS, and it feels like a serious downgrade. Just about everything is easier and more intuitive on KDE. It’s the single best desktop I’ve ever used.
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criddell ◴[] No.45289429[source]
> it feels like a serious downgrade

What kinds of things are you talking about?

These days I feel like all of the major desktop environments are good enough. 95% of what I do with them is launch applications and move or resize windows and that’s easy enough on all of them.

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ajuc ◴[] No.45289601[source]
One thing I missed the most from KDE was changing the volume by mouse wheel on the sound volume icon in tray. And in general mouse wheel interactions on tray.

On windows you have to click the icon before you can interact with it. IIRC on Mac too.

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1. vladvasiliu ◴[] No.45289765[source]
> On windows you have to click the icon before you can interact with it

Not anymore! This changed in some win11 update I can't remember, but I recall celebrating this improvement.

However, this being windows, of course it's half-assed. This works with the mouse wheel but not by scrolling the touchpad (as of up-to-date 24h2).