To people who are young enough to have grown up with smartphones, Gnome is more familiar, I imagine. I absolutely fucking detest Gnome, and I don’t understand emotionally why anyone would use it, but … when I think about it, it does make sense that some people would prefer to emulate a smartphone interface on their desktop.
Does KDE even have native support for touch screens? Last time I tried, when I tapped on an input field, no on-screen keyboard showed up. Worked perfectly fine on GNOME.
I guess thats a solution.
No but seriously, KDE is literally better in every single way.
To people who are young enough to have grown up with smartphones, Gnome is more familiar, I imagine. I absolutely fucking detest Gnome, and I don’t understand emotionally why anyone would use it, but … when I think about it, it does make sense that some people would prefer to emulate a smartphone interface on their desktop.
Does KDE even have native support for touch screens? Last time I tried, when I tapped on an input field, no on-screen keyboard showed up. Worked perfectly fine on GNOME.
Steam deck runs kde ( in the alternate desktop mode, not the steam launcher mode)
I don’t use a touch screen, but plasma definitely has support for it. Maybe https://store.kde.org/p/1321391 too? Not sure, I don’t use a touch screen