https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=341143
--- Comment #449 from michel <miz...@web.de> --- The aforementioned Nate Graham recently reported on pointieststick.com/ with a silly grin that in Plasma 5.23 you can now also change the colors in menus independently of the selected color scheme. He probably overlooked the fact that he revived a feature from KDE3... If you look at the actual public statements of allegedly responsible people (Lydia Pintscher, Ben Cooksley, Nate Graham...), you will be horrified, if you compare what is said there with reality... They are a bit like incompetent politicians: they like to bask in the light of the cameras, but quickly dive when they have to make concrete statements, as a request I made to a board member showed. I also don't use the pompous name "Plasma" for this software, which is further slimmed down from version to version, but only KDE5, actually "KDE4 light" would be more appropriate... What else can be written? The screwing of us users has reached a new, never thought possible dimension. My personal consequences of this catastrophe were as follows: Of my 5 computers in my house, 3 are now running Windows10, only one is still running Tumbleweed and KDE and one is still running OpenSuSE15.2 and LXDE. But these two will not be able to hold on for long. LXDE works well, the communication with the developers is excellent, but the performance is not optimal and KDE5 is digging its own grave, as you can see here. It cannot and must not be, that a new software version offers from time to time less possibilities than before. This only exists here with KDE5. Also only here with KDE5 there is the phenomenon that the hints and suggestions of many users to a topic are hushed up and completely ignored. This way goes in the wrong direction. Such a thing does not even exist with Windows. I already stopped my donations to KDE in 2015 with a message, which probably didn't really interest anyone due to the lack of a response - at a time, it was clear that the feature set of KDE5 was indiscussable compared with 4.14. We went through the same thing when we switched to KDE 3 and 4, but there, efforts were made to restore the performance range of the respective previous version, which also succeeded quickly and helped the two KDE versions to their very good reputation. Money never was a reason for me for using Linus, as i shurely paid much more on donations as i would have had to spend for Windows-Licences and the required Software. It is a pity which way KDE goes. They are not only ruining their own software, but also a large part of Linux for desktop installations. Hardly such a computer will run without GUI and only the fewest users will want to permanently spoon the presented water soup KDE5. I am one of them. After 20 years with Linux, I see the "Linux adventure" as a failure for me, a failure due to incompetent developers and a completely outdated communication and information of the developers towards the users. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
