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KDE was updated on RedHat Linux 7.3 as well. With Release 3, KDE saw many more applets and just general improvements in the UI to give it more of a Windows-like feel to it. The KDE Control Center was much more expanded to include various options. I will be honest, as much as one can crap on Windows, I feel that when it comes to customizability, Windows hits the perfect balance. Later Gnome release feel barren when it comes to customizability, like MacOS, but worse and not as elegant. KDE gives you far too many options.

However, I really like the bundled applets included. One can tell that the KDE developers were heavily influenced by Windows, along with certain elements of MacOS as well. The applets blend very well with the OS, making use of the QT GUI toolkit. Not only that, even though there are a flood of options, the desktop elements that can be customize can make the KDE desktop look very stunning indeed. With a really good help system, KDE is really heavy on the documents. A very pleasing environment indeed.

VMware Player 17 is virtualizing a workstation with a single core allocated to it. The host has a Ryzen 5 5500 6-Core CPU running at 4.2GHz. The VM has 256MB's of RAM allocated to it, a VESA Compatible display adapter, and XFree86 is running at the screen resolution of 1024 by 768, 16-bit color depth. Also installed is a Ensoniq 1371 Audio Adapter, an ATAPI CD-ROM Drive, and a 16GB HD image with RedHat Linux 7.3 installed.

Songs Used:
Song of Mirrors
By Unicorn Heads
YouTube Audio Library

Software Used:
Recorded With OBS Studio
Composed In Kdenlive

Hardware Used:
PC equipped with a
AMD Ryzen 5 5500 CPU
6 Cores Running At 4.2GHz
AMD Radeon RX570 GPU
Windows 11