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… Last-minute UI tweaks include remote-control notifications, smarter KRunner results, and dawn-timed theme switching. It's an exciting time for KDE Plasma fans. For weeks now, we've heard that the KDE team wanted to get Plasma 6.7 released on June 16th, 2026. …
… There are a ton more features and bug fixes discussed in the blog post, so be sure to head over to the KDE website and read the full thing if you're interested. Related KDE Plasma 6.7.0 will finally make managing your notifications a lot easier Also, a huge wave of 6.6.0 bug fixes are coming.
… Related KDE Plasma 6.7 will introduce more rounded corners to make everything look more consistent Plus, an easier time revoking screen-casting sessions KDE Plasma 7.0's clipboard will now respect your starred items No more asking if you really, really need them Over on This Week in Plasma , KDE's … …
… A new patch note for KDE Plasma 6.7.0 confirms that, once it releases, we'll be able to hear our own microphone when adjusting the volume. Related KDE Plasma 6.7.0 will finally make managing your notifications a lot easier Also, a huge wave of 6.6.0 bug fixes are coming. …
… 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 KDE Connect hooks up your phone to Linux It's better than Phone Link, I feel Speaking of apps that KDE Plasma comes with, KDE Connect is an excellent alternative to… …
… Hyprland replaced KDE Plasma starting with Nitrux 5.0. …
… GNOME, KDE Plasma, Cinnamon, and others still expose meaningful control. Still, they’re less eager to interrupt just because something happened. Notifications are cleaner, update flows are calmer, and many routine system events no longer feel like they require a ceremony. …
… So eventually, I decided to bite the bullet and dive right into Arch Linux with the KDE Plasma desktop. …
… You get 364 days of unfettered, unbothered use of KDE Plasma, and then you get a single pop-up on a single day that you can decline with a single click. No weird tricks. No showing you images of KDE's mascot crying to shame you into paying up. …