I had some really odd issues with using gnome/unity or anything
gtk-based on an asus ultrabook I had my work get me, that finally I
resorted to trying KDE. It was actually pretty decent, and have been
meaning to try it again on here. It had some usability quirks I just
couldn't figure out that annoyed me though (like a terminal window
opening and shrinking to a 5x5 vty console).
I've been sticking to mate as a non-compositing desktop, as it tends to
aggravate my video drivers (damn ati), but I've installed KDE to try on
here too. Maybe this weekend with some downtime.
Last time I tried it with 6 displays, it really didn't like it, but
having 2 going at work with nvidia chip seemed to be somewhat ok. I
agree however, it has come a long way from the 3.x days that plasma was
a basketcase.
Thanks for the input everyone!
-mb
I use both debian and Ubuntu desktop. I also use both for server.
Brian has gotten me to keep KDE in mind. Last year general awesomeness of
KDE and not liking a single viewable app desktop got me to test KDE
again.
I have now moved mostly to KDE for desktop.
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