Slackware 14.2 is currently using KDE 4.14. It is very nice but not the
latest so if you follow the updates from KDE it might look like stuff is
missing :(
But there is a contributor for the project that runs the ktown repo for
bleeding edge versions of KDE and its dependencies. I don't use it
myself, but ktown is getting rave reviews.
Or you could just go with KDE Neon, which is the closest thing you will
get to an official KDE distro.
On 05/10/2018 03:08 PM, Rich Shepard wrote:
On Thu, 10 May 2018, elcaseti wrote:
In order to replace Mint KDE, I'm testing various disros that include
KDE
plasma 5, or Plasma 4, or Trinity Desktop Environment. TDE is the
fork of
KDE3, much like Mate is the fork of Gnome2.
Slackware comes with KDE as well as Xfce4. Pat Volkerding has always
peferred KDE to Gnome so the former was the default desktop. I've no idea
what KDE flavor is included with Slackware-14.2 because I use Xfce4,
but I
install KDE because other applications use them and they don't consume an
unreasonable amount of hard drive space.
Perhaps Slackware's KDE flavor will suit your appetite.
Rich
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