Another KDE (Plasma 5) user here, weirdly on a GNOME article :)
The only GNOME version I really liked was 0.98 (or something like that), because I could swap the window manager to whichever suited me best, but then I discovered KDE 1.1 and switched.
From time to time I used to try different desktops and window managers but I always kept coming back to KDE land.
But if I was a GNOME user I'd probably be using the latest version 3.x as I like getting continual improvements and refinements :)
Since around 2000 or 2001, when a printed magazine that I used to buy (Users) started publishing articles about alternative operating systems.
They started with GNU/Linux and Free Software, dedicating them almost a full edition, I was fascinated that people would develop software in the open and started digging more and more.
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Another KDE (Plasma 5) user here, weirdly on a GNOME article :)
The only GNOME version I really liked was 0.98 (or something like that), because I could swap the window manager to whichever suited me best, but then I discovered KDE 1.1 and switched.
From time to time I used to try different desktops and window managers but I always kept coming back to KDE land.
But if I was a GNOME user I'd probably be using the latest version 3.x as I like getting continual improvements and refinements :)
Happy bday GNOME!
Since around 2000 or 2001, when a printed magazine that I used to buy (Users) started publishing articles about alternative operating systems.
They started with GNU/Linux and Free Software, dedicating them almost a full edition, I was fascinated that people would develop software in the open and started digging more and more.
Gosh, I feel old!
Cheers,