Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 20th Oct 2010 22:22 UTC, submitted by vivainio

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In some respects I am similar ... I don't like GNOME applications on my KDE desktop. Gtk+ applications are tolerable, because KDE can integrate them well enough, but GNOME apps behave badly and they don't look good.
Not to worry though, most of the GNOME apps are over-simplistic and not flexible enough to bother with much. Using KDE I get to run all of the integrated-with-each-other apps in the KDE SC, and I can run Qt-based non-KDE apps and they are right at home and well integrated also, and even the gtk+ apps don't jar too badly except perhaps when it comes to a clumsy and limited GNOMEish file picker dialog box or the like.
Beauty is definitely in the eye of the boholder, it would seem.