I wanted to check some KDE and heard that Manjaro ships a stable shit.
Is it good? Also interested to learn some pacman and switch to Arch in the future. Is that good approach?
yea yea i know
>kde
>stable
just let it be and help if you can, i am not shilling for anything
Also is anyone using Kubuntu? Is it true that it has the shittiest implementation of KDE?
Withouth memes, how unstable is KDE actually on something like Kubuntu for example? For daily use.
>>54509814
install kde neon
>>54509880
I did, it was the first thing I tried. Uninstalled immediately, so much bugged and unstable. I am planning to do some work on my computer. Neon is just not finnished and is in testing phase.
I use Kubuntu on my thinkpad and Linux mint on my desktop. Had no problems with Linux mint, cinnamon rarely crashes or caused me headaches
Kubuntu recurrently gives me error messages saying certain things have crashed. Admittedly, I'm a Linux newbie but it certainly doesn't seem all that stable, but then again, it's still perfectly usable
>>54509814
Chakra is like arch but semi-rolling.
Kaos is like arch but more bleeding edge and only 64bits. Very qt oriented and limited pakages in repos.
Antergos with kde is good.
Kubuntu 16.04 is good, tried it.
People say opensuse is nice, personally don't like it as a desktop OS.
Manjaro is good.
