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The structure of KDE, or how anarchy sometimes works(pointieststick.com)

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While the OP is definitely not an anarchist by any stretch (he identifies himself in the comments as a liberal), this is a really interesting look into the anarchist principles that a lot of free software organizations operate on, and the great success they have with them.

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i mean, xfce is generally better unless you like COOL graphics and all, though the simple design is just so appealing not gonna lie.

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