sumthinrandom

I love the idea of kde, but damn. That thing is a piece of garbage. Never have I encountered so many buggy or non working features in software. It's been out for years but functions like it's still in alpha.

Gnome is stable but so boring to look at.

Is xfce worth it? How buggy is it compared to other shells? I just want something that works the way it's supposed to.

One of the things that always annoyed me about windows was all the orphaned and old files it leaves behind after an update. Slowly but surely it would start to eat at your hd space and you had to find cleaning software to dig it all out. Although it has improved dramatically over the years.

So I'm curious how Pop handles this. Do I need a cleaning program or does it manage old and unused files on its own?

I only have the option to factory reset so how do I wipe the cache partition?

Connect the dots. They can't get American kids any more so they're bringing them in from the outside.

I'm still new to linux so I have a lot to learn. But I just installed 5.11 on KDE and everything works great. In fact I can't even tell a difference from the stock kernel. Is it going to screw up the system eventually? Could I end up losing all my data?

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EDIT: Not sure why this got downvoted but the reason I ask is that some have said to stay with the kernel that comes with your distro so I felt I was taking a chance by upgrading it.