Which desktop environment do you use?

[u/BreadfruitParking395]

Only 6 options limit🥲

5740 votes, 3d left

GNOME

KDE

XFCE

CINNAMON

MATE

others

[u/Sataniel98]

KDE is technologically the best, but Xfce is most in line with Debian's philosophy.

[u/Rude_Influence → u/Sataniel98]

I use KDE Plasma, but I really like how XFCE didn't use a shell and uses a more traditional modular setup.

[u/SlowBoilOrange → u/Rude_Influence]

What does a "shell" mean in this context?

[u/Rude_Influence → u/SlowBoilOrange]

From Google, "A desktop shell is the software layer that provides the graphical user interface (GUI) and visual elements you interact with on a computer desktop" Think of KDE's Plasma and Gnome shell. Cinnamon is an alternative shell for Gnome, but Cinnamon desktop also provides additional applications that do not have to be exclusive with the shell.

In contrast desktop environments like XFCE and LXQT do not use a shell. There are seperate applications to handle the panel, the desktop, applets etc. In other words, you can remove XFCE's panel with your package manager, and install and use LXQT's panel for example. If you wanted to do the same in KDE. You can not do that. You can use a different panel in it, but you can not remove the panel without removing all of the Plasma shell.

[u/UltraAd776 → u/Sataniel98]

Xfce is most in line with Debian's philosophy.

In what way?

[u/Sataniel98 → u/UltraAd776]

The release cycle, no frills approach, radical preference of proven concepts and technologies.

[u/SlowBoilOrange → u/Sataniel98]

I know xubuntu and such exists, but Debian is the only community where I really frequently find other XFCE users.

It's like the perfect balance of form and function.

[u/SlowBoilOrange → u/UltraAd776]

I'm barely aware that I'm using XFCE, just like I'm barely aware I'm on Debian.

It's just a straightforward useable environment. Not overly fancy, not overly complicated.

[u/CoolGamer730 → u/UltraAd776]

Old

[u/onedevelop → u/CoolGamer730]

Es pragmatico, no viejo. De hecho el proximo lanzamiento trae soporte Wayland

[u/suphokenig → u/UltraAd776]

Don't force you to change your entire workflow with every release.

[u/Quintus-Sertorius → u/suphokenig]

Which DE does that?

[u/Brilliant_Sound_5565 → u/suphokenig]

I'm not familiar with any de that does that though?

[u/kydeshou → u/Sataniel98]

I like and use both, but I could see myself using xfce exclusively if wayland support was better.

[u/redd1ch → u/kydeshou]

I don't miss wayland at all in Xfce.

[u/Sataniel98 → u/kydeshou]

Yeah, lack of Wayland support is certainly a drawback of Xfce. It's actively being worked on, might end up being too late for Debian 14 but will certainly be very mature by the time Debian 15 is released. Thankfully, for my personal use-case, X11 and Wayland don't really make a difference.

[u/hal2k1 → u/Sataniel98]

XFCE is old and it doesn't do Wayland.

[u/Apple_macOS]

[u/Toaster_Strudel_517]

Xfce for my debian server.

[u/retr00two → u/Toaster_Strudel_517]

DE on server!?

[u/Toaster_Strudel_517 → u/retr00two]

It's mainly a seedbox for a private tracker, plus it hosts a few other things like Frigate and my website. Having a lightweight DE can make it easy to navigate things.

[u/retr00two → u/Toaster_Strudel_517]

Your server, your fun.

I've seen weirder things.

[u/phaubertin → u/Toaster_Strudel_517]

A setup I like for servers is to install only the X client libraries and do everything from another machine using X forwarding over SSH.

[u/retr00two]

No DE.

• WM: OpenBox
• panel: tint2
• FileManager: xfe
• terminal: urxvt
• editor: vim

When I want some whistles and bells, I add jgemu and sakura terminal.

Debian user from Potato.

[u/1287GD → u/retr00two]

Holy optimisation

[u/moeren86 → u/retr00two]

I feel you.

• WM: FluxBox
• FileManager: xfe
• terminal: xterm
• editor: nano/l3afpad and codium

I do not see the point in bells and whistles.

[u/snail1132 → u/retr00two]

Sakura mention 🔥🔥🔥

[u/ProfessionalMove3716 → u/retr00two]

Almost identical setup, I just use i3 instead of Openbox and thunar as my file manager

[u/niKDE80800]

I use KDE just because I like that it lets you change its entire appearance and behavior without fighting you.

Don't get me wrong, I love GNOME, but also, libadwaita constantly wants to fight me. I get why they use libadwaita for consistency across their programs, but it just isn't for me.

[u/CaptainAmerica0001 → u/niKDE80800]

I like kde because of the opposite reason. Because it got all the options and menus, I don't ever need to customize or install extensions to have some features (which I consider basic desktop functionality)

[u/maximus459 → u/niKDE80800]

I've tried, but I just can't bring myself to like gnome. There's the design philosophy sure but I can work around that. I really don't like the file manager

Also, isn't it Plasma desktop?

[u/niKDE80800 → u/maximus459]

What do you mean? You mean if KDE is the Plasma Desktop?

If I fastfetch then in my case it spits out "Desktop Environment: KDE Plasma 6.7.5"
So... yes it is

[u/One-Suggestion-7906]

I use KDE since ver 1.0. I found it the one most practical, full of features, and easy to understand for my family. On any device, from notebooks to destkops

[u/Impressive_Bag_3505]

who says I use a Desktop Environment? I use Sway and Niri

[u/Syndiotactics]

GNOME keeps out of the way and simply works. The GNOME workflow is also unbeatable for my use case.

[u/_Erin_ → u/Syndiotactics]

Agree! It’s fantastic. 

[u/schizowizard → u/_Erin_]

I'm with you in da Gnome squad =_=

[u/Server_Administrator → u/schizowizard]

Same here. Just looks nicer and feels nicer in my opinion.

[u/FishAndMicrochips → u/Server_Administrator]

Whenever I'm not on GNOME, something feels missing. The workspace-centred approach of GNOME just works so well!

[u/axxond → u/Syndiotactics]

Gnome gang

[u/SlowBoilOrange → u/Syndiotactics]

Can you elaborate on GNOME's "workflow"?

Maybe it's because I have been using XFCE almost exclusively for years, but I can barely imagine how a DE would impact my workflow besides maybe window tiling or multiple desktops.

[u/Syndiotactics → u/SlowBoilOrange]

GNOME has been designed specifically for a certain workflow idea, utilizing many different desktops and lacking any visual distraction from something that is not active at the moment. If something really really needs to be there in the background, it will be in the last workspace.

This is why vanilla GNOME doesn’t have a dock or desktop icons. All files and apps are accessed by the same SUPER+typing search. No minimizing of windows, what is there is there. If something is a separate part of a project, it will be on another workspace. You will always get a full overview of all subprojects by pressing SUPER  or moving your mouse to a ”hot corner”. Using GNOME to its full extent kind of forces me to be highly effective and organized, without ever thinking about it. 

Difficult to explain, but most people who have a problem with GNOME try to use it with desktop-reliant Windows logic, even though its logic is much closer to that of a window manager, with various quality of life improvements that make it a full visually appealing, minimalist and consistent DE.

[u/MoshiurRahamnAdib → u/SlowBoilOrange]

See this maybe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ig4dDdaUDS8

You can also change the workflow to how you like with extensions, but I think the default is already the best

[u/SlowBoilOrange → u/MoshiurRahamnAdib]

Thanks for the video and /u/Syndiotactics for the description. I see what you mean by workflow now. I think that's almost too slick for me.

Probably just due to me being a creature of habit. I started computing when the desktop metaphor was king and I think that's just how my brain continues to work.

I usually run low-end rigs, so I don't like the idea of stashing apps away out of sight, but still running. I barely even use Xfce's multiple desktops.

I am tucking this away in the back of my mind though. If I ever setup a decent gaming PC/workstation this might be the way to go.

[u/d4nowar]

Lxde bro. Works on everything under the sun.

I'll move to lxqt eventually.

[u/WorthyTomato → u/d4nowar]

Lxqt is my go-to

[u/First-Republic-7151]

cinnamon liviano y muy windows

[u/Interesting_Buy_3969]

WHY IS EVERY SINGLE DESKTOP ENVIRONMENT NAME IN ALL CAPS? KDE AND GNOME ARE THE ONLY ONES SUPPOSED TO BE WRITTEN LIKE THIS

[u/Jcob210 → u/Interesting_Buy_3969]

Also XFCE is all caps from my knowledge.

[u/yoshi128k → u/Jcob210]

Not according to the Xfce website, it ain't!

/snark

[u/BreadfruitParking395 → u/Interesting_Buy_3969]

Didn't want to upset others😅

[u/wizard10000 → u/Interesting_Buy_3969]

WHY IS EVERY SINGLE DESKTOP ENVIRONMENT NAME IN ALL CAPS? KDE AND GNOME ARE THE ONLY ONES SUPPOSED TO BE WRITTEN LIKE THIS

Because except for mate, cinnamon and gnome flashback they're all acronyms.

[u/TheElvenAngelCatboy]

Primarily KDE on my ThinkPad, and I experiment with XFCE and i3wm on other machines. My smallest machine with 4GB RAM and 128 GB SSD is tty only, lol.

But I want to get a good rice together and apply it on my other decent machine, as well as set up a NAS I can access from anywhere safely.

[u/QuantumCakeIsALie → u/TheElvenAngelCatboy]

set up a NAS I can access from anywhere safely.

Look into Tailscale!

[u/zicker77513]

Uso aqui sway WM e terminal foot

[u/TurnukluZ_05]

mate and cinnamon

[u/Different_Water7545]

XFCE specifically because X11 seems to be a first class citizen

[u/One_Seven_O_One]

WindowMaker

[u/VectorFish → u/One_Seven_O_One]

Welcome ! Me too ;-)

[u/Sea_Decision_6456]

Gnome, because I'm used to the default bindings, and because GTK is cool.

[u/freelsjd]

TDE

[u/Silly-Weakness6749]

Xfce 🐁 ❤️

[u/_the_r]

KDE since the beginning, went through all ups and downs, never regret

[u/Critical-Ad-5038]

Openbox

[u/DarkTrepie]

Just the old reliable XFCE set up like Windows 95 without the Chicago95 theme

[u/Koki-Niwa]

my taste comparison: KDE vs Gnome is like Chinese food vs Japanese food

[u/Salatwurzel]

Gnome.

Gnome is really next level when it comes to consistent design/workflow, everything feels like it "belongs together" and is developed with the same vision in mind, while KDE feels like 50 different apps/menus with 50 different design visions are just thrown together into one big desktop.

Everything else KDE does better, but man ... i'm a lover of consistent design and workflow experience. Once KDE figures out how to get to gnome level in that area, i'm going to switch to KDE.

[u/DeepDayze]

I use KDE Plasma as my desktop but have Cinnamon and Openbox on a couple of other machines

[u/tapsaja]

I use KDE on my laptop, installed KDE on my wife's and have an old laptop with xfce.

[u/SplatGoesTheTurtle]

KDE on my desktop, Cinnamon on my laptop.

[u/GoldenWubbabunga]

well, I use GNOME on modern hardware, and Xfce on older hardware

[u/bvimo]

You missed Trinity Desktop TDE from the list 🥲

[u/ComradeSomethingIDK]

Nowdays using window managers, but XFCE and cinnamon both will always have my heart. Not a fan of KDE, gnome is pretty nice but I prefer WMs over it.

[u/Upstairs-Category571]

Niri with DMS

[u/Godmil]

I use Sway because it's super light and runs nicely on my old T480s laptop. Only problem is forgetting all the keyboard shortcuts.

[u/mattep99]

Long live KDE!

[u/GreedyEgg8150]

i3

[u/PhotoJim99]

I use multiple DEs. If a machine has enough RAM and horsepower, I use MATE. But if it doesn't, I uce XFCE4 which isn't quite as nice to use but it's quite good enough.

[u/MelioraXI]

Sway, so WM.

[u/necheffa]

A random collection of utilities and an openbox WM.

[u/TinyHammerBigNail]

I use KDE on 3 computers, gnome on 2, xfce on 1. I am about to rebuild a few more computers people are giving me to recycle. Those will have a mixture of XFCE and GNOME. When I get my next fatty boy GPU stacked computer it will get KDE. So its like picking one is unrealistic unless you are like a supremacist like those windows folks.

[u/captainstormy]

I'm using KDE these days. I wanted something with all the most modern features. I really prefer MATE but they are lagging so far behind these days I can't use it anymore.

[u/Gloomy_Attempt5429]

KDE para uma verdadeira experiência desktop somado ao KDE conect. Xfce para leveza. Mas uso fluxbox por questões de desempenho e modularidade. Se meu equipamento fosse com mais desempenho, provavelmente eu teria baixado o debian minbase com KDE e fluxbox seria minha interface gráfica secundária

[u/Content_Lime1524]

Gnome kde cinnamon

[u/MooseBoys]

headless

[u/Freakzeardv2]

Well, when i started with Linux i picked Cinennamon, since i liked the name. I just figured they all would be very similar.

[u/Mydnight69]

I use LXCE, GNOME, cinnamon and KDE.

[u/Immediate-Ad3360]

Use since 4 months Niri with DMS, it was the best decision so far

[u/Historical-Lion6552]

Lxqt

[u/Ffffgdgfgcfcff]

On my main Linux computer I use Cinnamon because it runs LMDE 5 and I have Cinnamon customized to look similar to windows 7 because that's what the OS that's currently installed replaced.

[u/oligarchy_killing_me]

Hyprland, I love it so much (and I am not into ricing, I just want a good workflow).

[u/chubacca13]

I'm surprised KDE has more votes (I'm on Plasma, too).

[u/geovannyjs]

Xmonad

[u/HaskellLisp_green]

Qtile.

[u/thriveth]

Niri +Noctalia here. I used to be ride or die AwesomeWM but Niri made me fall in love all over.

Of the more established DEs I prefer GNOME.

[u/SmileyBMM]

Been using Plasma for years, but Wayland is still a mess on my 2 PCs' hardware. So I'm giving XFCE a try, happy with it so far.

[u/Ali-v1074]

Where is LXQt?

[u/Early-Ad2592]

Dwm

[u/LonelyMachines]

Gnome. I love Cinnamon, but I decided to force myself to learn Gnome. Now that I'm used to it, I understand many of the design decisions and I enjoy using it.

[u/Zipdox]

Cinnamon. It's basically core GNOME technologies used to make an actually good desktop, rather than a radically opinionated experience.

[u/bsensikimori]

I use ratpoison-wm, btw

[u/KimmyGurl420 → u/bsensikimori]

Ratpoison + GNU screen > all

[u/sgriobhadair]

Cinnamon on my desktop.

MATE on my former Chromebook.

[u/silenceimpaired]

KDE just doesn’t feel as polished to me as Gnome. I hate the limited options of Gnome defaults, but I also hate the unlimited options of KDE. If COSMIC ever gets as polished as Gnome I’m switching.

[u/Sataniel98 → u/silenceimpaired]

but I also hate the unlimited options of KDE.

Just stick to the defaults? It's not like KDE forces you to diverge from the out of the box experience.

[u/rocketwidget]

Headless. But my use case for Debian is my own personal server, not my daily driver.

[u/LekoLi]

If I am running Debian, it is usually a server, so I use lxde/qt. For desktop, I use Arch, (specifcially CachyOS) with plasma.

[u/NathanOsullivan → u/LekoLi]

btw

[u/Kaseffera]

Why Gnome on desktop?

[u/Kaseffera → u/Kaseffera]

Follow up question: why do you install plugins to make gnome look like KDE? What’s there in gnome that you want to keep it while still having traditional desktop environment and icons as in KDE?

[u/AncientAgrippa → u/Kaseffera]

I really like it. I like how easy gnome extensions are to use (and edit). Dash to Dock is great, so is Dash to Panel.

I personally feel KDE looks dated, but I can see why people like it. I have no religious affiliation with GNOME nor Debian, which many people seem to do with their DE/distro.

[u/Hot_Hunt_7152]

I use two environments: on my personal computer I use GNOME, and on my secondary one I use Cinnamon.

[u/kirilleugeneN]

MATE, it's basicaly gnome 2, but modernized. Also, it works good everywhere

[u/Inevitable-Self-2702]

I'm still on my first install of Debian after ~6 mos. I didn't know what I was doing and thought "whatever I'll go with gnome". It has its problems and isn't that customizable, but honestly it only gets in my way every once in a while. I want to try KDE, but I also want to just do my work lol

[u/misterfast]

i3 all day

[u/Astrodion123]

I have used gnome these days but mate is still great. Still sad that development is slowing down 🥲

[u/profeshamat]

Not only GNOME itself I prefer but Debian's implementation of it. It's up there with how Fedora Workstation ships it.

[u/No_Juggernaut9543]

Sway

[u/vloshof28]

Budgie 10.10.3 (Solus)

[u/-Ancalagon-]

Gnome on my laptop with Debian and KDE with my laptop with Fedora.

[u/ExoticVillage8066]

Depends on which computer. I'm using KDE, Sway and XFCE.

[u/coolnomad]

GNOME,KDE ,Cosmic & Hyprland

[u/Relevant_Hope_900]

Included with Debian...None. I build COSMIC DE my Trixie and Forky machines:

me@cosmic-desktop:~$ apt list --installed cosmic-session cosmic-session/trixie,now 1.10.0+deb13-20261009 amd64 [installed]

[u/KazM2]

Using KDE, have considered checking out some other DE but its been working well for me

[u/dinozavarr]

Ever after gnome shell came out I'm mostly on KDE. Sometimes on sway, open box or xfce

[u/KhrisKringle-0504]

I use KDE because my computer can run it and its customization, but XFce is goated, same with LXQt... Goated.

[u/Informal-Quarter-939]

I use KDE put im thinking about using XFCE or GNOME

[u/Eselk19]

POV Mate: 😶‍🌫️

[u/alexice89]

I’m in bash 90% of the time, so xfce.

[u/JANK-STAR-LINES]

My Lenovo ThinkPad T430 runs Debian Xfce although my older T60 runs the same distro with i3wm instead. I have also been getting used to configuring DWM on other systems albeit I was using Alpine Linux for that.

[u/lethinhrider]

Needless to say, KDE is definitely the future.

[u/Perturbee]

Xfce for remote desktops on headless machines, KDE Plasma for my main desktop with actual screens.

[u/Ahmedbh01]

Budgie

[u/maxgrody]

I like gnome but it's too bloated for my old laptop

[u/GenBlob]

I use GNOME

[u/Far_Entrepreneur_868]

Debian + Gnome for daily use 🫠

[u/jtohrs]

I'm on an older chromebook with only about 15 gb of storage space, so i went and built a tiny wm from scratch so i could save as much space as possible.

[u/PinkSlep]

Other , i3wm

[u/ShrikeBishop]

I use sway with some gtk apps (thunar, evince, fille-roller). Keep it simple and snappy.

[u/thenextdoornerd]

EXWM

[u/green_meklar]

KDE on my daily driver, XFCE on my secondary machine.

[u/suzdali]

niri

[u/Intelligent_Comb_338]

xfce y gnome

[u/toolsavvy]

KDE and MATE.

MATE is used with Debian on my really old and recourse-limited laptop (technically a notebook, they say) because it actually runs better than with XFCE and uses less RAM. It's actually very usable as an internet machine so long as you don't have more than 10 tabs open at once. With XFCE can only have 3-5 tabs open at once before it becomes useless.

[u/retiredwindowcleaner]

lxqt on one machine

dwm on another

[u/Kenmeister9001]

I just use Sway with Waybar.

[u/bombatomica_64]

Been daily driving hyprland and noctalia, they are incredible

[u/kydeshou]

XFCE and KDE

[u/Guggel74]

Not really a DE - I use Niri+Noctalia

[u/Neither-Ad-8914]

Lxqt set up like a post apocalyptic wasteland 😂

[u/Cove0Crow]

I filter between using i3. Or using emacs as a WM

[u/Nehemoth]

Headless around here.

[u/anto77_butt_kinkier → u/Nehemoth]

Ah yes, the most efficient way to run things. You can't have high idle GPU utilization if your GPU isn't being utilized at all ;)

[u/AirGVN → u/anto77_butt_kinkier]

GPU? Where we're going, we don't need GPU

i got a gt710 passive just to make the motherboard POST, i don’t even know what the specs are. I bought it for 5/10€, cheaper than a new dummy!

[u/m1k3e]

KDE all day. I used to really enjoy using Xfce, but I stopped using it when the built-in apps all started to switch to the different versions of GTK so the whole experience felt like a bunch of apps kludged together.

[u/FrebTheRat]

Cosmic has been great out of the box for me on Pop.

[u/lomszz]

KDE but mainly I use hyprland + noctalia

[u/blacklizardcode]

Gnome on my laptop, hyprland on my pc

[u/Brilliant_Sound_5565]

I use XFCE on my daily Debian driver which is an intel nuc, only got a crleron in it with 16gb ram but it does everything I need that system to, my other machines is a dell XPS with Win11 on it lol 😂 that's got enough power and 64gb ram lol . Although I do like gnome and I run that on a other Linux laptop that I have

[u/Ceballos_Ethan96]

I use enlightenment

[u/moeren86]

You should have added the option "custom", i am pretty sure a non insignificant number of people pick and choose WM and apps from the repository.

[u/bgravato]

I generally don't use any DE, just i3-wm standalone.

But if I'm using a DE it's going to be either XFCE or LXQt.

[u/brewdog_millionaire]

I use i3wm, but I do have XFCE just because I installed it so I'd have a desktop

[u/Gaben_is_awesome]

Had the most fun with OpenBox, XFCE sill always be my favourite, but KDE is ideal long term

[u/Solid_Guess_7154]

Niri all the way, I used Plasma for like 6 months but after giving Hyprland and Niri a try (I saw some really pretty stuff at r/unixporn), I ended up staying with Niri + Noctalia

[u/AirGVN]

getty@tty1 here. I use Xorg just to display what i need to the end user (my mom)

[u/DarkJack1609]

Niri + noctalia

[u/Reasonable-Guitar667]

SwayWM, I have only what I need to download and watch TV and nothing else, love how simple and easy it is

[u/7tc81]

Gnome

[u/Flat-Guarantee-7946]

Gnome + Conky. 

[u/Grandleon-Glenn]

I use KDE mostly, as my roommate uses my desktop and she had issues with finding out how to shut down the computer on other DE's.

I'm thinking of moving to Openbox or i3 for my laptop, though. The graphics card does't like Wayland very much.

[u/Raulo369]

i3

[u/whitewaterdave]

KDE. The rest don't compare.

[u/MustardOrMayo404]

KDE

KDE Plasma on my primary setup, but on some other setups that run on low-end hardware and only counting DEs officially supported by Debian, I usually use MATE but sometimes use Xfce instead.

[u/ElSasori69]

I kinda like the idea behind LXQT, it uses QT and GTK depending on what is more lightweight, at least that's what I uderstood, I'm currently using KDE on Debian Stable, I'm thinking on going Debian Testing with LXQT but I would prefer to stay on Stable, the problem is I would like to have a more updated version of LXQT and MPV.

[u/ilnarildarovuch]

Lumina DE

[u/ImACumsock]

LXQt

[u/no_brains101]

Im using i3 for X11 and sway for wayland, quickshell for my UI, and lightdm to launch sessions.

IDK what desktop environment is that.

[u/Zeti_1223]

Hyprland

[u/gaorp]

labwc

[u/Savings_Difficulty24]

Currently using gnome, but I tried kde on a VM and am tempted to switch

[u/Morganorix63]

hyprland

[u/This-Consequence-957]

PC1: KDE
laptop1: Hyprland

PC2: KDE
Laptop2: XFCE

[u/Maark--]

Hyprland. Custom shell based on Quickshell. File Manager Thunar, terminal - kitty.

[u/FabianButHere]

I don't use Debian

...why is my reddit homepage betraying me

[u/Alex_dd08]

Xfce

[u/IslandPsychological]

MangoWM+Noctalia-Shell

[u/ViriatoPRT]

others: mainly Icewm, but also fluxbox and openbox.

[u/svscagn]

No de, labwc!

[u/tomiku]

Mate has been my DE of choice

[u/Away_Mountain_7239]

Cosmic

[u/babinio741]

IceWM- JWM

[u/BenRandomNameHere]

XFCE on lower hardware, Gnome on decent rigs.

[u/KGBStoleMyBike]

I've used XFCE since Gnome 2.3x was depcrated. MATE was good but had poor intergration with gtk3-4 apps. Xfce didn't conflict as much and it was easier to get how i like things. Before I used KDE. I'd really love is someone bring kde 2.x into the modern day with updated apps with the same gui.

[u/whattteva]

I need two options because I use KDE and also JWM on potatoes. 

[u/ProfessionalMove3716]

i3 with a hodgepodge of other utilities:

• tint2
  • various tray applets
• thunar
• urxvt

I'm also using this on FreeBSD and Arch.

[u/Odd_Instruction_5232]

Currently using KDE as a DE.