I have been flip-flopping between so many different setups lately, but I have yet to find the one. I am currently trying Gnome out, and while I don't think it feels as bad as I was led to believe there are a couple of removedling issues that keep me from committing totally.

  • hello_hello [they/them, comrade/them]
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    2 months ago

    I'm using KDE right now and never found a need to switch. It has all the modern features that you want in a DE (VRR, Wayland, modularity etc.)

    Fedora Kinoite has been my daily driver for little more than 6 months now. I consider it the best Linux distro (personal hello hello seal of approval)

    • Ivysaur@lemmygrad.ml
      hexagon
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      2 months ago

      I don't know what I would consider the best of any of this stuff right now. I've used so much and none of it has ever stuck with me for very long, even when I was a teenage tinkerer decades ago. I'm so indecisive! I really like what NixOS/Guix System are doing but I don't think I could in good faith recommend either for anything to anyone as it stands despite my own frequent wall-to-head ordeals in trying to daily driver Guix. Declarative, transactional systems absolutely feel like future shit to me, but I would not call the UX at all very pleasant; maybe it never will be. That's unrelated to WMs and DEs though. I feel like of all the things i3/sway were, so far, my favorites there.