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this post was submitted on 30 Oct 2023
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did something happen? is plasma just windows now?
Some people don't like that Plasma is usually (depending on the distro) offered with an aesthetic that reminds to windows, so it's easier for newbies.
For me that's a plus. I like that layout, which Windows also slowly starts to move away from now.
I think Windows more and more looks like a Plasma desktop though, like visually. That process is not super new and somewhat gradual over the versions but it is noticeable. There's also some desktop features that made its way into Linux that felt very close to some that are present in Linux for many years.
Exactly! I think Nicco Loves Linux (from KDE) mentions it in some video