One of Linux’s standout features is the sheer variety it offers. With countless Linux distributions tailored to different user needs, Linux provides options for servers, desktops, lightweight systems, and more. However, this abundance of choice can be overwhelming for newcomers. In the guide below, I discuss the best KDE Linux distros. Curious? Read on.
What is KDE, KDE Plasma, and Qt?
Before exploring the distributions in particular, let’s first clarify what KDE is. Established in 1996, KDE is a graphical desktop environment for Linux and Unix-like operating systems. It was named as a playful nod to the then-existing Common Desktop Environment (CDE) used in commercial Unix systems. KDE utilizes the Qt toolkit for creating user interfaces.