which are closer to 60-70%.įor my use case, there are three things I miss from using Dolphin. Nemo has between 80-90% of what Dolphin has. QBittorrent? (when using the “Minimize qBittorrent to notification area” feature, I always had to click the icon twice to open the app - a year-long bug in KDE so far) Zoom (no UI glitches when sharing your screen) GIMP (a little faster to open on first launch after boot, no stutter even without compositing) JDownloader (UI doesn’t look out of place) XnView MP (properly-sized UI, fully integrated with DE)
So what are the pros? - Let’s get into it. This was very easy by the way and convinced me to switch within an hour of using it. Yeah, I removed everything EnOS-related to level it up from scratch myself. So, I popped open my Virt-Manager (similar to VirtualBox) and was immediately blown away by how plain it was? Which led me to others from Linux Scoop as well as some UnixPorn Cinnamon customisations. So, I did some Braving and Odyseeing and found this video: Odysee I thought of using Solus’ Budgie desktop and have used it before, but I knew it was missing a lot in comparison to KDE.Īnd that’s when it hit me.
#Unterschied xnview und xnviewmp how to#
So, I downloaded the latest Endeavour OS ISO because I knew that if I was going to try something, it would mean leaving KDE entirely - not switching to a WM - like OpenBox - that requires you to learn how to use it - while still using KDE. However, I just felt like something was telling me to try one last thing. Yes, now my apps would be snappy and I would no longer have a stutter, except for when using GIMP (which I use every day). For me, it’s perfect! I can use “Open in…/Open with…” operations perfectly now!Ĭonsider using this package instead if you use the app. This package, as the name implies, attempts to use the built-in system libraries which makes integration a lot better. There is another XnViewMP package called xnviewmp-system-libs. I’ve tried it with both Krita and Kdenlive - doesn’t even open the apps. I noticed that even when using Cinnamon DE, XnViewMP still doesn’t integrate with anything QT/KDE. If you are an artist, photographer, or just generally manage a ton of files with XnView MP, you know this is as annoying as Billy Butcher trying to kill Homelander. If you try to cut and paste from XnView MP to a file manager, it will either not paste (as if nothing is copied to the clipboard) or it will instead pretend you are trying to copy and paste, which creates duplicates of your files. If you try to “ Open in file explorer” or “ Open with > Associated program”, you get an error. Even after fixing the UI, then comes the integration with KDE - it doesn’t exist!
XnView MP - The UI is larger on KDE for some reason, and fixing it requires CSS and patience. The only problem was, once I did that some apps didn’t like it.įor instance, GIMP’s GUI would start to break and stutter randomly, especially when I opened a file from a file manager rather than opening GIMP first.Īs for web browsers, certain cosmetic features would break, like dragging a link into the Bookmarks Toolbar would result in a massive box under the link while dragging as opposed to dragging only the link. In fact, simply turning off compositing for Kwin was a better experience than using any of the above window managers. I tried OpenBox, LxQt, Qtile, and even XfWM. So, what did I do? I switched window managers! Kwin (KDE’s window manager) is simply not going to work properly with NVIDIA, which is NVIDIA’s fault. BUT, I have an NVIDIA card so my KDE experience is most times ‘ stuttery’, particularly with web browsers and apps that use WebKit and browser protocols (like Firefox, Discord, Brave, Thunderbird, etc.).
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