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    4 months ago

    https://planet.kde.org/andres-betts-2026-05-31-what-even-is-ocean/

    Is this what you’re referring to?

    I’d not heard of this, and it actually sums up a lot of my issues. KDE just never felt thought out. Dolphin is basically unusable

    KDE Plasma has never had a system like this to organize design around the UI. Because of this, designers haven’t really made a ton of inroads into the system and this limits users in the way that we can deliver design for them. In essence, we designers, were never organized enough to provide a proper, development-ready, graphic design that could be used for Plasma.

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        4 months ago

        No image album view, no column view, no file preview, and the tree view feels like it’s from 20 years ago.

        It needs some love, and after using macOS Finder it’s just unusable.

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          4 months ago

          image album view for folders is what the kdes Gwenview image viewer does

          i came from macos and i think finder is barely usable dogshit

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            Finder has issues:

            • Apple abandoned 3rd party quick look plugins a while ago
            • remote connections suck
            • and it hides important things like ~/Library inconsistently (it’s not a dot file, why is it hidden?)
            • Apple added tags and forgot
            • .DS_Store

            But Finder is by far the best file navigator on Windows, Linux, or Mac. You can’t honestly say it’s unusable dogshit. Cmd+G file jump is great, all the file key binds are good, solid view configurations that are all polished, inspectors, etc.