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XFCE is more minimalist setup, comparing to KDE. It doesn't get in the way, works fast, is stable and problem free, except finding driver for a ...

XFCE is more stable, KDE is more customizable. I think KDE is a DE that you get more out of if you put more into, while XFCE is the way to go ...

XFCE VS KDE. Close. 2. Posted by 4 days ago. XFCE VS KDE. Hi there, i wanna install manjaro on my old laptop but idk if xfce or kde is best for it, here's my specs : CPU : AMD TURION DUAL-CORE RM-75 2.2GHZ RAM : 3GB 800MHZ GPU : NVIDIA GEFORCE 8200M G SSD : …

XFCE and KDE are both very lightweight, but with KDE it is a lot more Customizable and aims to be lightweight and fast while XFCE doesn't have ...

XFCE vs KDE Plasma. General Question. I have a beefy rig that can handle all the customizations so I’m wondering what would be best from a gaming standpoint I’m leaning towards plasma cause everyone says it’s the best but idk. ... help Reddit coins Reddit premium Reddit gifts.

level 1. Wash-up. · 3 yr. ago. I've used all three and liked KDE the most. It has the best performance vs visual look ratio, is the most customizable of the three and have the best applications imo. Gnome is too buggy and consumes A LOT of RAM. As for XFCE, I found it too unpolished and more simple than it should. 12.

KDE is more customizable, but heavier. XFCE is lighter, a little less customizable. If your PC is powerful enough, try KDE. If it is an old laptop, maybe XFCE is better. Your choice. 4. level 2. jsb-law. · 11m.

I ran xfce and kde on separate partitions for a while and kde used 100 mb more ram on a fresh boot, idle cpu the same. 100 mb is a low price to pay for running a DE that has whole other level of polish. Manjaro kde has been rock solid for me but to each his own, I would suggest you try both.

KDE is prettier out of the box than XFCE. In fact, I'll argue you'd be hard-pressed to find an uglier DE than Xfce out of the box. LXDE maybe, but they're similar. Xfce is a lot easier to rice (IMHO), as there's less options than KDE. I'd argue xfce4panel is more customisable than KDE's default panel, although folks tend to use Latte nowadays.

As others have said, XFCE is marginally lighter but the main difference is that its more stable. KDE has a lot of software and some of it doesn' ...

KDE is prettier out of the box than XFCE. In fact, I'll argue you'd be hard-pressed to find an uglier DE than Xfce out of the box. LXDE maybe, but they're similar. Xfce is a lot easier to rice (IMHO), as there's less options than KDE. I'd argue xfce4panel is more customisable than KDE's default panel, although folks tend to use Latte nowadays.

Both are equally good at achieving what you want. KDE looks much more pretty and has a billion themes. XFCE is ugly and needs work to make it ...

That's the Thing iam only using Manjaro Xfce and KDE on a test VM and also try getting a feeling for setting up Arch (wichs probably not as hard as I make it) but for me as a current Windows user doesn't make much a difference they both are way better than Windows the only thing is that xfce was slightly smother and kde was easier to install icons and themes due to graphical interface.

XFCE is definitely the more stable of the two. I've experienced KDE crashes just from changing desktop themes, and had to work my way back to a ...

Makes no difference the only thing that matters is which interface you prefer. Go for Plasma if you want something flashy or xfce if you want ...

XFCE has no such tiling capability (you can do manual side and quarter tiling but that's it) and no space for special scripts. additionally KDE ...

I ran xfce and kde on separate partitions for a while and kde used 100 mb more ram on a fresh boot, idle cpu the same. 100 mb is a low price to pay for running a DE that has whole other level of polish. Manjaro kde has been rock solid for me but to each his own, I would suggest you try both.

KDE is more customizable, but heavier. XFCE is lighter, a little less customizable. If your PC is powerful enough, try KDE. If it is an old ...

XFCE is ugly and needs work to make it prettier. Unfortunately, XFCE lacks a lot of modularity. If you need to support resolutions above 2k, i.e. you need scaling, don’t use KDE. In terms of usability, XFCE is better. KDE has too many options and the general workflow the developers opted for is nonsensical.

Hi there, i wanna install manjaro on my old laptop but idk if xfce or kde is best for it, here's my specs : CPU : AMD TURION DUAL-CORE RM-75 ...