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What features would I be losing if I switched to GNOME?
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The KDE spin of Fedora is very good,there has been rumblings about switching to KDE as the main repo DE. I'd say Gnome is more a set and forget DE, I prefer its tools like Gnome-disks is a lot better for me than KDE partition manager.
I find the tiling better on Gnome through Forge as opposed to Bismuth on KDE.
There are extensions for pretty much anything in KDE like Krunner, Arc menu has something similar to K runner. Just Perfection would handle a lot of toolbar functionality that Gnome tweaks doesn't. Though I would say the extensions aren't as robust as KDE's.