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How do I switch desktop on Debian?
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I mean people already answered your question, but I want to know why you want to leave kde plasma? It was the best I have found (after gnome, but in gnome I can't change shit)
Not OP, but KDE has always seemed super fidgety to me. Like, I just can't leave it alone, and get overwhelmed by all the fine grained tuning. I'm also not a fan of the plasticky design language.