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I can run KDE just fine on a ThinkPad T61 from 2007
It's interesting how light KDE has gotten. It used to be the big, bloated desktop environment that you wouldn't even try using on old hardware. It seems to have traded places with GNOME.
Gnome isn't really bloated either. I've seen people run Gnome on a T400 (2008)
probably? Kde is a little spicy, but i'd be surprised if it wasn't usable to be honest.
I mean it's not like I have a choice. If I stop using KDE then Konqi will come to my house at night and kill me in my sleep. I've sold my soul to them
i've used KDE for 4 years, jumped off prior to KDE6 to move to i3wm, and he hasn't killed me yet.
I'm also a furry, so that's probably why.
TL;DR just be a furry and it won't be a problem lmao.