Please remember rule 5!:
Avoid comparing and/or disparaging various desktop environments, distros, and/or other FLOSS projects. This instance is for discussing the KDE community and the software it produces, and not about pointless flamewars between open source projects.
If you comment in this thread be respectful of other FLOSS projects!
Due to this deviating way off topic and degrading int o flames, this thread is now locked. Frankly disappointing.
Also: remember rule 5:
Avoid comparing and/or disparaging various desktop environments, distros, and/or other FLOSS projects. This instance is for discussing the KDE community and the software it produces, and not about pointless flamewars between open source projects.
Because seem people prefer to have choice right of the bat? Giving people control over their decisions, even small ones like this, is the KDE way.
That would not make sense. Plasma does not spy on you, or feed you ads, or make processes clunkier to force you to upgrade to new hardware. All that extra bloat that comes with Windows is just no there.
Except in this case the AI happens all on your computer, so no privacy leaks, big scale water or air polluting, no stealing from artists their work and livelihood… Just a tool that alleviates time and tedium, as it should be
It’s free. Go try it for yourself. There’s nobody better than you to see if it adapts well to your workflow and projects.
Projects always struggle with this—development is always miles ahead. But, hey, look on the bright side: it’s a great way to contribute back.
There is not a naming scheme. Projects can call their apps whatever they want.
No problem with stating your preferences. Well-reasoned, respectful, compassionate and well-researched criticism is also okay.
It’s a warning for the rest of you. People who start banging on how they hate X, Y or Z or how P, Q, and R sucks will have their comments removed. Sorry.
Bonus advice: if you find a reproducible bug (i.e. it always happens in the same or similar circumstances), don’t whine about it here. Go and report it so our volunteer developers can solve it for you and others. That is what taking control looks like: you get to contribute to improving the software.