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Made the switch to KDE
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Real question, are you on modern hardware? Only time I've noticed anything slow on gnome is on a pretty under powered laptop
Actually KDE devs said they use the GPU a lot for Desktop stuff so it breaks more often but is performant
Same. I have zero performance issues with Gnome, but I'm using a badass $3000 custom gaming computer.