sangheeta We'll have to get used to the new plasma 6 control panel, where everything has been reorganized.
That's gonna take a while for me. I've always appreciated the thoughtful way that system settings were arranged in Plasma, compared to lesser DEs. I always knew exactly where to look to find what I wanted to change. Today it took me quite a whiile to figure out how to add another workspace to the switcher.
To be honest, though, it took me years to get so familiar with the old settings. I'm willing to believe that the Plasma designers have done a good job yet again, and it's an improvement that I'll appreciate once I've learned it bettter. (And it was trivial to get rid of that horrible wallpaper.)
Really, the biggest challenge for me will be getting used to having no dock. I use Latte on all the Plasma machines here, and I've learned to really appreciate it. In the KDE forum, I found out that there's a potential replacement for Latte called Crystal Dock. The pictures of it look really good, but for now it's only available for X11. The description stressed the "for now" part, so I expect it to be available for Wayland sometime soon. It's also DE agnostic, so plasmoids won't work with it, but I'm reserving judgement until I see what it uses instead.
