i am pretty sure quite few people would not notice at all if you changed their windows for kde, as long as the same icons were on the same place on desktop.
Years ago when I lived with my parents I had my mother’s desktop setup with a dual boot testing things in KDE 3. Went to get a snack and came back to my mother sitting there playing kmahjongg.
She spent two hours playing kmahjongg and kpatience before she yelled wanting to know where her microsoft picture-it was.
Never even noticed she wasn’t in Windows.
I would be surprised if the average person knows even one operating system, including the ones they use
i am pretty sure quite few people would not notice at all if you changed their windows for kde, as long as the same icons were on the same place on desktop.
That is true, don’t even need to change icons.
Years ago when I lived with my parents I had my mother’s desktop setup with a dual boot testing things in KDE 3. Went to get a snack and came back to my mother sitting there playing kmahjongg.
She spent two hours playing kmahjongg and kpatience before she yelled wanting to know where her microsoft picture-it was. Never even noticed she wasn’t in Windows.
I know this happens often but I still struggle to accept that it’s possible