KThat's kind of misleading, a lot of RAM will be cached on Linux
VWindow resizing works better
Vthey OSK works better
KFree RAM = Useless RAM
Hit by itself takes only around 800MB
C
Jgnome has bigger touch targets i think
KI guess if your screen is small yeah
CGNOME is lower density overall
Jwhy it kind of sucks on desktop, because everything is gigantic
Kmy touchscreens are 8.8" and 15.6" respectively
VI HATE GTK 4!!!!
KI have zero issues
VExcept on the surface book it's nice on there
CNah, it makes things more immedieatly parseable
KI hate GNOME purely for dconf
CYou know what you're looking at the second you put your eyes on it
VI need my file browser to be parsable once. Past that's point it's what I call an "inefficient use of space"
CEven if you have poor eyesight
Kif I wanted a windows registry to force itself on me for customization, I'd use windows
Kbut noo, GNOME had to go roll their own 
Sok. Update is done. THanks guys.
Hnot really the case
GTbf it's far better than the Windows registry lol
SHowever, I do not know what's new. Last update was 0624 Lol.
GDconf actually documents its settings
KProbably, I haven't run Windows in years, I think Win7. No idea how it is now.
WWindows internals haven't improved.
WI'd argue the shell has regresses since 7.
CYou can easily navigate GNOME with a keyboard on desktop, and if you don't have access to one it has those big touch targets
CSomething something skill issue
VPeople say KDE has too many settings, I don't get that.
You can search them easily and honestly I'd say the amount of settings is right where I want.
You can search them easily and honestly I'd say the amount of settings is right where I want.
C8 was solid under the hood
Si like gnome's consistency but i like the amount of options in KDE over gnome
KHonestly KDE or GNOME use whatever you prefer. I prefer all the settings.
WWhat was different?
CLighter and more stable
KGNOME feels restrictive without tons of customizations/extentions/dconf edits to me
CThey changed a lot from 7
LIs there a kde connect equivalent for gnome?
VHonestly the ONLY part about GNOME I like is the touch friendliness. I don't even care for gestures on regular laptops.
VGSConnect, based on KDE connect.
Kgsconnect
CGSConnect
WNot sure about "lighter". It used 100% disks in my school, and was thus a pain.
GI view GNOME as the better choice if you agree with their workflow, as I consider it significantly more polished than KDE
JSays every Server addict
XI hate Gnome because of the garbage paradigm they have been trying to shove in our faces for over a decade....
KBut GSConnect is kinda 'dumber', I recall having issues moving several hundred files at once with it, whilst full on KDE connect worked fine
