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While I love the fun of having a pattern like that… It’s actually kinda dumb (with all due respect) that KDE had a naming convention of starting every app with K, and at the same time, a standard app menu that lists applications alphabetically.
Which means if you install a standard, expected “clean” version of KDE Plasma and it’s default apps, the alphabetical sorting is almost useless yet it’s the primary UX element of the most important menu in the interface.
Still love KDE though.
Never thought of it like that. You’re right.
Besides, the search from klauncher should probably show kalendar if i type calendar, its a bit annoying to have to remember these alternative spellings
checkmate the repo name is kclock https://invent.kde.org/utilities/kclock
Ah my nemesis has shown themself
Complete display of failure on the part of the KDE developers for not calling it “Klock” or something similar
Yeah those devs used to be Konquerors
It’s okay, GNOME picked up the slack with Galculator
So is their clock a Glock?
a calculator for all the linux gals
I hate how some modern apps are just misspelled words.
Like Google instead of “googol?”
like Konsole. Google existed since forever and I doubt much people use or even know what "googol’ is.
Konsole is just console in german
Lol, Konsole is only a couple years younger than Google
Should be Klokk tbh.
Its never wise to put that many k’s that close together.
That’s just how you write “clock” in Norwegian (klokke)
Unless you’re Brazilian.
That’s krazy. That kant be legal. All KDE must be Kool branded.
me when wafrn propaganda
Make it death metal themed so it can be named DethKlock 🤘
The most brutal OS ever.
We’re here to make timekeeping metal. We’re here to make everything metal. Blacker than the blackest black… times infinity.
Your alarm now has a 99% chance of murdering you brutally
Kloq
Bonus: Qt WMs can call it Qlok.
LXQT version: Qlock
They fell off
I remember using KDE back in the day and that so many applications started with K that using the start menu to look for my application was jarring.
I’m disappointed.
Recently switched to kde, and I’ve been enjoying it. The hardest part is the app names.
