Comments by "Anony Mousse" (@anon_y_mousse) on "GNOME versus KDE Which Is Better" video.

Sometimes I feel like a nut, sometimes I don't.
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Ever RIBAR so hard that it became FUBAR?
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I've been using KDE since the late 90's. It's both changed very little and a lot. Funny thing is, it's always been a resource hog and it has kind of surprised me how little it uses now, but it can creep up still. Gnome on the other hand just has never appealed to me, and it's always been lacking a lot of functionality. I don't understand how anyone can find its handling of workspaces superior because KDE can customize it more and even do just what Gnome does anyhow.
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@terrydaktyllus1320 Sounds like a reasonable theory, since it had most of the features I use on a daily basis already back then. When I used Kubuntu for a year on my 533mhz celery, it was somewhat laggy and ate up a good chunk of my 256mb of RAM.
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Does i3 provide these things that you said were a deal breaker, and if so, what are they?
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@ioneocla6577 "Basically" everything? Are there things that you can't do and if so what are they? Even if it's just a tiny complaint I'd like to know.
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@ioneocla6577 So basically it can do all the same things, just requires more work. In which case dwm would sound like the thing to try for me. Maybe once I've finished unpacking and setting up the new house I'll have to look into that. I could add it to the list of things to pursue when I finally do LFS for the first time.
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