It's much more hacker-friendly than Gnome/Unity IMO. Its footprint is huge and there's enormous power in it that I don't use. XFCE is similar but doesn't have the polish that KDE does, especially around multimonitor support.
I would encourage the KDE team to focus on driving towards the hacker use case and letting that power drive the end user experience. :)
It's much more hacker-friendly than Gnome/Unity IMO. Its footprint is huge and there's enormous power in it that I don't use. XFCE is similar but doesn't have the polish that KDE does, especially around multimonitor support.
I would encourage the KDE team to focus on driving towards the hacker use case and letting that power drive the end user experience. :)