KDE is known for its Plasma desktop environment for Linux. Created on October 14, 1996, its goal was to create a Plasma environment. It was a success, and several Linux distros, like Endeavor, Garuda, and Linux mx, use the Plasma desktop.

The desktop can also be very comparable to Windows 10 with its desktop layout. However, the plasma desktop hasn’t been the only time Kde has been developing. They have also released software apps that many people can use. Here are a few examples.

Dragon Player: The Dragon Player is a multimedia player for the KDE Plasma desktop. It is used by any Linux distribution with KDE plasma and is considered default by Kubuntu.

Kopete: Kopete is a messaging application that allows you to message people worldwide if they have the app.

Krtia: An open-source graphic editor that allows you to make art with the program. It was available for Linux until they allowed the program to be used for other OS, like Windows, Microsoft, macOS, Chrome OS, and Android.

Kdenlive is an open-source video editor available exclusively on Linux until 2021, when it was available on Windows and MacOS.

Overall, the KDE suite is more likely to be competitive with the Adobe suite, and all of KDE’s programs are free and open source. If you like free and open source, then try out the KDE suite.