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Hi all,

Many people use KDE. Many, do not use KDE, because it has too many configuration options available for them.

I think, perhaps a Level-oriented configuration approach is better for all users. For example, Basic Configuration, Advanced Configuration, etc.

In this way, the power users have all options available to them, and less experienced users can opt for some basic configuration options.

Having a GNOMish-like "super easy configurator" plus the one we have right now would be a good thing, yes.

Oh sorry, I didn't know it was GNOME's vanilla config menu