10 reasons why Gnome is better than KDE

In the morning, we can see from Yousri's tweet that Jack Wallen posted an article on techrepublic: 10 reasons why GNOME is better than KDE, which is very interesting ~

It seems that the war is going to start again. Although I never participate in the war of words, I still like to read this article when I'm okay.

As long as it is not meaningless to slander each other, it is very meaningful to exchange discussions in this way. Finally, let's think about what to do for your favorite Gnome or KDE ~

Jack Wallen supports Gnome for 10 reasons, including:

KDE4
Start Menu
Nautilus vs. doldolphin
Underlying Library
Resource usage
Clutter
Configurability
Too many taskbar programs
Default Program
KDE = Vista?
You can go to the detailed original article.

Some KDE programs are really good, so I tried to switch from Gnome to KDE many times, but I gave up for various reasons. Jack Wallen seems to have explained some reasons in this article.

In this article, Gnome> = 2.22 and KDE> = 4.1 are compared. Today, the outlines of Gnome3 have been shown, hoping that both KDE and Gnome can make their own characteristics, rather than assimilation, otherwise they will not be able to fight.

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