Wow. Just when their excellent marketing tactics over the past few months had almost persuaded me that I might give KDE another try some day.
I use it. I like it. But i admit its fucking bloated to hell.
Instructions unclear, blood is spinning down in the centrifuge.
It’s implemented as a KDE Daemon (KDED) module, which allows users and distributors to permanently disable it if they like.
Eh. I guess good enough.
But I'm still opposed on principle.
Slippery slop but if they do this once on install with clear explanation. I wouldn't care. Don't badger me tho
I have tried once, but passed out after like five minutes. The volume they were asking for was just too much
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