Framework is funding KDE to build Linux laptops you can actually customize
…Related I switched from GNOME to KDE Plasma 6.6 and it fixed all my complaints about the Linux desktop It's time to move on from GNOME Framework lends its support…
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…Related I switched from GNOME to KDE Plasma 6.6 and it fixed all my complaints about the Linux desktop It's time to move on from GNOME Framework lends its support…
…Wayland has come a long way since then , with KDE in particular working aggressively to fix those problems that kept people reaching for X11. A Wayland session under KDE Plasma 6 is…
…KDE announced its intentions during the last This Week in Plasma post : After over 6 years in development, the Wayland session restore protocol is complete and merged! KWin already has a draft…
…There's a huge degree of customization here, but once you move to KDE Plasma, all of that is gone. Instead, KDE has its own kind of customization where you can create…
…While Microsoft is only just now adding taskbar customization tools, KDE Plasma has had them for years. There's also a built-in widget repository, themes, and a ton of KDE apps…
…Krita's KDE roots are a huge benefit for me I'm already loving KDE Plasma on any Linux distro I use When I set off to find an alternative to GIMP…
…Storing configuration files and kickstarts org.fedoraproject.Anaconda.Error: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'path' testing 2448283 plasma-setup NEW Selecting a non-ASCII capable keyboard layout should automatically also select US…
…A polished GNOME, KDE Plasma, or Cinnamon install gives you a complete environment right away. Hyprland gives you a compositor, a lot of potential, and a reminder that you’re now responsible…
…KDE Plasma is one of the closest experiences you can get to the Windows desktop, but it actually feels a bit more responsive, so maybe switching to Linux wouldn't be so…
…Once I had gotten to grips with KDE Plasma, I could use that as a stepping stone to try all kinds of distros. KDE, Fedora, Arch, openSUSE, EndeavourOS, Parrot OS, you name…