Guess who just installed Gentoo?! Can someone help me weigh the

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2016-07-03 04:32:09 Post No. 55386321
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Anonymous 2016-07-03 04:32:09 Post No. 55386321 [Report]

Guess who just installed Gentoo?! Can someone help me weigh the pros and cons of KDE vs XFCE? I'm not sure which would best suit my needs.

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Anonymous 2016-07-03 04:34:12 Post No.55386348
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Anonymous 2016-07-03 04:34:12 Post No.55386348 [Report]

>>55386321
>using gentoo
>not using tiling wm

You're still a faggot OP. Use AwesomeWM

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Anonymous 2016-07-03 04:37:37 Post No.55386384
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Anonymous 2016-07-03 04:37:37 Post No.55386384 [Report]

>>55386348
why tell him that, not i3

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Anonymous 2016-07-03 04:43:20 Post No.55386433
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Anonymous 2016-07-03 04:43:20 Post No.55386433 [Report]

>>55386321
KDE 5.7, Resizable thumbnail in file uploader/downloader dialog.

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Anonymous 2016-07-03 04:46:12 Post No.55386461
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Anonymous 2016-07-03 04:46:12 Post No.55386461 [Report]

lxde+openbox

kde, gnome, and xfce are all ancient and bloated af

ask these people >>>/wg/6617042

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Anonymous 2016-07-03 05:19:37 Post No.55386745
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Anonymous 2016-07-03 05:19:37 Post No.55386745 [Report]

People here are retarded. I'm using KDE now after using XFCE for 6 months. KDE is bloated as fuck, but it has some really good bloat. If you want a a truly awesome fully featured DE, go for KDE. Regardless of the bloat, I love it a lot.

On the other hand, XFCE is a very good balance of minimalistic and full featured. It starts with everything you'll NEED. After a bit of configuring, you'll get super comfy with it.

tl;dr XFCE for rice and muh minimalism, KDE for awesome ootb experience