Re: Reverting Hardcoded Artix-Dark KDE Theme
Reply #30 –
I've been thinking about some things, and would like to make some comments. I could start a new topic, but this seems like as good a place as any to voice my viewpoint. Mostly because this type of topic is at the core of what I have been thinking about. I have been using linux for about 20 years now, and have found myself connected to many different linux communities over that period of time. I am also 63 years of age, and very much a member of the "old school". Early on I learned that the kind folks who offer me this wonderful system called "linux' are people who are willing to offer their time and effort to help, and teach. But, one must be willing to learn. I find that many people these days expect too much for too little....they are takers and not givers, all too quick to condemn and make demands....and most often unwilling to assume any responsibility in the process.
I quickly learned that a linux community, like this very one, of which I am very thankful, is a place of learning...not just a "complaint box", or a place to make demands.
A linux community as I see it should be a place of give and take. By receiving help and knowledge, you in turn help others as you learn....seems like a good deal to me.
Anyway, I tend to try out the latest isos, and I installed the community weekly KDE Plasma w/openrc init on a spare drive that I have. I have been using KDE for ages, and I am quite familiar with it. Post installation I had a working system only in need of tweaking, which I enjoy doing. I cannot expect that any distro could possibly suit my wants/needs in every regard post install.
My current daily Artix Plasma driver has been installed for a rather long time, so I wanted to see if the latest had profound "issues" like "broken themes", or "completely broken KDE". No evidence of either (no surprise there).
My patience wears rather thin regarding demanding individuals who expect everything, but contribute little.
I for one am very thankful for the linux community, and particularly the Artix community...it's a good place to be. 8-)
Best regards to all.