In today's issue of "This Week in Plasma", Mr. Vader says...

[hacknorris@mstdn.social]

@errorgurumeditation @kde wanted to make them new logo - ofcourse - karbon crashed in mid of me drawing and wifi died. f*k…

[jpaskaruk@growers.social]

@kde I love how we're still having deathmatch wars about minor aesthetic choices.

Not even joking, we have always been at war over minor aesthetics. If we ever stop issuing death threats and fatwas papal decrees about design choices, I will be very concerned.

edit: making fun of my own crazy religions instead

[nazokiyoubinbou@urusai.social]

@kde I really am praying that you don't. Please don't become GNOME...

[ferret@hub.workersofthe.world]

@KDE still waiting for my windows to just become perfect circles

[paninodesu@mastodon.social]

@kde And I expect that the oh so powerful KDE Devs can't stop rebel straight corners from appearing everywhere with each new bugfix action.

[kde@floss.social]

@nazokiyoubinbou

If you only knew the power of the Arc Side...

[wojtek@social.vivaldi.net]

@kde dear lord... please don't

[simondeutschl@troet.cafe]

@kde
Hahaha

[aks@scalie.zone]

@kde evil laughter

[paavi@mastodontti.fi]

@kde Is rounding corners the new "cutting corners"?

[theevilskeleton@social.treehouse.systems]

@kde why round corners and have users yell at you when you can simply not have corners?

[bearmine@gamepad.club]

@TheEvilSkeleton cursed

[thomholwerda@exquisite.social]

@TheEvilSkeleton @kde Oh god you just know some asshat is going to make a YouTube video about this yelling at GNOME devs

[ninjadebugger@mastodon.sandwich.net]

@thomholwerda @TheEvilSkeleton @kde

This is literally the PS Vita interface.

[gianmarcogg03@mastodon.uno]

@TheEvilSkeleton @kde macOS 27 leak.

[a1ba@suya.place]

@kde i'm fine with round corners as long it doesn't mean cutting them

[ridge@tilde.zone]

@TheEvilSkeleton Ship it.

[ridge@tilde.zone]

@NinjaDebugger Ha, exactly what I thought!

[moshimotsu@floss.social]

@kde The “hours ahead/behind” feature feels a bit feature-creepy. It introduces a universal visual clutter for what I think will be a fun novelty for *some* users, at most. Was there discussion over what use case that specifically improves?