KDE Plasma is as good as it gets if you'd like to transition from MacOS:
replyhttps://pointieststick.com/2025/10/04/a-mac-like-experience-...
I run KDE on a secondary machine and it's the best it's ever been, but for me it's best for single-purpose machines where desktop differences basically don't matter. It's about on par with one of the better Windows releases (XP or 7 maybe) in terms of how frustrating I'd find it to do work under.
replyThere were 1000 plugins created for Omarchy 4 in 2 days. That's why I don't feel it being hyper minimal anymore.
replyIt's still not well integrated of course as those plugins are from different people, but I at least don't feel powerless as I know I can make any change easily.
It is just regular resistance to change. Loss of productivity is exagerated, it indeed exists in which ever direction but it is only temporary.
replyPerhaps, but one of desktop Linux's defining philosophies is the machine working for and adapting to the user rather than the reverse, so it's a letdown that this only really applies if you're coming from Windows or have been a Linux user all along.
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