In general kde works well but it is not bug free and that is my point. There are still annoyances for me else I would be using it. I do minimalistic changes to the system, mostly dark/light theme and perhaps add an icon theme.
Here after 5 min using it by changing global theming.
Ok, I just installed eos kde plasma to try on my thinkpad.
on hybrid laptop this
http://ix.io/2HTM )
scaling is going nuts especially with high dpi 4k laptop screen connected to lower…
Using zoom (because of desktop effects or renderer):
I am using xfce/i3 but started using cinnamon on my other computer and will see if I will stick to it.
I like the way gtk apps menus and icons look like and it’s a good compromise between gnome and kde. Plus it supports different fractional scaling on multiple monitors with different resolution.
If zoom screen sharing would work on kde I would probably use kde but it still not resolved for me. It just flashes and shows artifacts even on Intel graphics.
Some of these are my personal use cases of course. But there are also basic settings.