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Oh wow, I’m glad to see there’s other people who are reminded of Plasma by Win 11. As someone who never installed or used it the first time I saw someone using it I made a comment about them using Linux. Until I realized…
Microsoft even copied KDE's motto "Simple by default, powerful when needed" in their Windows 11 announcement.
How is that legal?
eeh, right, MS's lawier army vs. KDE dev team. Right by money.
https://kde.org/nl/community/donations/
Copying stuff that enhances the UI/UX is something that I'm personally not opposed to but stealing another foundation's motto is just lame and shameless.