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Title: “Why I Made the Switch to systemd and GNOME – My Experience After a Week”
Content: “Having used Gentoo, KDE, and OpenRC for as long as I can remember, I recently found myself feeling inspired to start fresh and try something new. That’s how I made the transition to systemd and GNOME, and I have to say, the results have been eye-opening. In this article, I’ll be sharing my thoughts and experiences after using systemd and GNOME 3.14 for a week.
At the beginning of the month, Gentoo Linux’s website received a sleek and modern redesign that immediately caught my attention. It made me realize that I was ready for a clean slate and a fresh start, but I wasn’t sure exactly how I wanted to go about it.
As a devoted KDE user, I initially wanted to wait for Gentoo’s repository to feature Plasma 5 as stable software. However, almost a year later, there were still some kinks to work out. Driven by my newfound determination, I couldn’t hold off any longer and started looking for reasons to push myself towards a reinstall. At first, I considered just powering through and manually installing Plasma 5, but then I remembered all of the excitement surrounding GNOME 3.16’s recent release.
And just like that, my decision was made. It had been four years since I had last used GNOME 3 for more than a few minutes, so I was curious to see what it had to offer now.
Interested in hearing about my experience with systemd and GNOME 3.14 after using them for a week? Keep reading for the full details.”