KDE4 may have been too tight on a Retina or other super high DPI screen, but on standard resolutions I find it to be perfect (and certain default settings even too large/wide/tall). From what I've seen I'll be forced to use QtCurve with KF5, if Oxygen doesn't gain an optional compact mode by then.
PS I just tried Kubuntu 15.04 preview in a VM running under VirtualBox on OS X. Had to disable acceleration after installing the guest additions to login to something other than a black screen. That's always been the issue with Project Neon5 too, on 2 AMD-based laptops using the open source Radeon driver...
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KDE4 may have been too tight on a Retina or other super high DPI screen, but on standard resolutions I find it to be perfect (and certain default settings even too large/wide/tall). From what I've seen I'll be forced to use QtCurve with KF5, if Oxygen doesn't gain an optional compact mode by then.
PS I just tried Kubuntu 15.04 preview in a VM running under VirtualBox on OS X. Had to disable acceleration after installing the guest additions to login to something other than a black screen. That's always been the issue with Project Neon5 too, on 2 AMD-based laptops using the open source Radeon driver ...