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    Who needs stable, feature-rich desktops anyway (discuss.tchncs.de)
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    [โ€“] LeFantome 3 points 2 days ago

    My preferred DE is XFCE. However, over the past few months, I have moved most of my work to a new distro and made the jump to Wayland. Both of these have landed me on KDE.

    KDE has by far the most complete, and therefore painless, Wayland support.

    KDE has been great to use honestly. I mostly do not think about it which is what I want in a DE these days. The configurations I need are there when I need them and not in the way when I donโ€™t. KDE uses more memory than XFCE but not nearly as much as Firefox or Chrome.

    I dislike modern GNOME but KDE has been great and, at this point, I feel like it is the best option on Wayland.