• Pros:
  1. system trays applet already works out of the box (still customizable to some extend at least more than gnome system trays)
  2. very good support for Wayland and VIDIA GPUs
  3. easy and quick to customize and you don’t have to deal with CSS if you don’t have much time to waste
  4. better integrated with KDE’s softwares (Kdenlive, KDE connect, Konsole, Kate, Elisa…) which is my opinion some of the best softwares for Linux even better than Windows’s in some cases
  5. friendly community (mostly)
  • Cons:
  1. you have to use KDE with Krohnkite
  • RotatingParts@lemmy.mlEnglish
    1·
    3 months ago

    I wanted to give tiling a chance. I decided to use Krohnkite for a week to give it a chance. At first I didn’t care for tiling but quickly got into it and now I love it. Sometimes to really know if something is going to work for you or not, you have to give it some time. I’ve used this approach for other things (not all work out) but for Krohnkite it did for me. Also, don’t forget to check out all the Krohnkite options.

    • blackbrook@mander.xyz
      0·
      3 months ago

      Now that you ‘get it’, can you explain to someone like me who still doesn’t get it, why they might want to use a tiling wm?

      • texture@lemmy.world
        1·
        3 days ago

        never having to resize windows with my mouse, or sort through layers of stacked windows has been a life changer for me.

        also, if i open two windows it automatically uses the space. non tiling doesnt usually act this nicely