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> Like most redditors I was shocked when I couldn't use my karma to buy stake in imgur. After becoming depressed that imgur was not really a "gift", I quit reddit, and decided to found a startup. And now I'm here. So thank you for that imgur.

wat

Re:On why removing features makes people unhappy on Monday July 29, 2013 @10:11AM (#6121192)
:)

I know a lot of people hate KDE because of the early 4.x builds. It has gotten a lot better now, and it's constantly getting even better.

If this is the case, he should take it for a spin. I find that it's the most customizable and user centric DE around.

There are a lot of settings you can tweak, probably too much for some, but I know each time I test Gnome/Unity/Xfce/Lxde/Cinnamon etc. I miss a lot of easily accessible settings.

The community is also great, there is a saying: KDE is the community, not the software.

Re:On why removing features makes people unhappy on Monday July 29, 2013 @08:59AM (#6120741)
> Thankfully, Qt has been getting better and better, and I hope to see a usable and powerful DE written in it sometime soon

You mean like KDE?