I forgot that I also use:
• #RHEL/#RedHat on office servers
• #UbuntuServer on a spare home server
• #Rasbian on my #RaspberryPi which I am using to backup my main #NAS
@dsoft what differences do you like most?
@thatzacdavis Between #Ubuntu and #Kubuntu? Kubuntu feels snappier on my old machine and looks fairly modern with good customization options. But Kubuntu (KDE) has some rough edges compared to Ubuntu. Some of the #KDE customization options can accidentally break the UI if not careful but I am fine with that.
The main reason for the switch to KDE is I wanted a simple modern desktop environment with but something lighter than #GNOME especially because my hardware is a bit old
@dsoft @thatzacdavis A lightweight desktop for old hardware is xfce.
@plumeros @thatzacdavis True. But #KDE got much lighter these days compared to a few years ago. Not claiming it is lighter than #XFCE but it is light enough for my machine. Also I like the functionality and look and feel of KDE. Ex: Apps and full system search at the fingertips, easy customization, etc.
I've used XFCE and #LXQT in the past. Will consider those again when I feel KDE no longer works but I am glad we have so many options