No. I run 3x 1440p 144Hz monitors with KDE Plasma on an NVIDIA 1060 GTX, no issues at all.

So after reading the comments it’s not that you need to reboot. It’s your need to process notifications.

Yes. Dell 7391 2in1, works great. I have Fedora KDE on it and I flip it into tablet mode and use it on the couch.

This is a Thunar issue, not Linux in general. It works with Dolphin’s filter bar.

Install ncdu, then sudo ncdu -x /var it’ll tell you what is taking up space, then if you tell us, we can help you identify how to minimize it and keep it low.

I’ve never worried about this but I’d use Flatpak. The whole install goes in a specific directory and the metadata/config/data files go in their own specific directory.

Don’t. Use Nextcloud.

This is a rather low-quality post. You didn’t even tell the audience what operating systems you are running.

I don’t believe this is possible however you can quickly filter the current folder you’re in with Ctrl + I and start typing. That way if you’re looking for The Matrix you can just type Matrix and it’ll show it for you.

I love the default Plasma Breeze. I just want to have a usable interface and get work done. But I do LOVE that Plasma can be made to look like practically anything.

New Arch and Ubuntu spins, there’s a new one every hour!

Second hand still very capable handset > postmarketOS > Done.

Glad I’m not alone in not liking the cursor change.

https://flathub.org/apps/net.ankiweb.Anki

Clonezilla https://clonezilla.org/

I’m curious what keeps you on IRC and stops you migrating to Matrix?

Indeed this is the fun part when compiling software. You need to find each of the packages that provide these. Depending on the distro, some provide an easy way to do this. What are you using?

I like the default look as do many others I think. As for changing the looks I’d wager most Windows users just want to change the wallpaper which is very simple.

When installing from source you need to install the build dependencies. In this case it’s looking for the Qt5 or 6 development package.

What tinkering does KDE require?