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KDE Plasma 6.7 Beta is now available!
The beta version of KDE Plasma v6.7 is now available for developers and curious users to try out. This allows users to get an early look at the upcoming version of KDE Plasma, which brings new features and improvements to existing features.
The official announcement states that the beta version of KDE Plasma 6.7 includes two new modules:
- plasma-bigscreen
- union
This version of KDE Plasma uses the new styling engine that is currently under development, Union. This year’s update for Union states that the default input format has been changed from SVG to CSS stylesheets, considering that creating and editing styles were easier with SVG in the first glance until complexities appeared.
This is a promising change that will be integrated with the final release of KDE Plasma 6.7 to ensure that the design of UI elements, such as buttons, combo boxes, and checkboxes, look cleaner and more consistent than before. In this beta version of KDE Plasma, the Union styling is in technical preview.
Alongside the Union theming style is the Plasma Bigscreen, which is made by KDE, and is an open-source TV interface for Linux. This launcher provides you with a TV-friendly interface, which allows you to use it comfortably on your television. It also supports multiple input methods, such as your keyboard and mouse, your TV controller, and your phone.
Not only that, but Plasma Bigscreen allows you to customize it to make your TV truly yours. You’ll be able to customize your system and install your favorite applications in your heart’s content.
Other changes that are introduced with KDE Plasma 6.7 can be seen here.
#KDE #KDEPlasma #KDEPlasma6 #KDEPlasma67 #Linux #news #Plasma6 #Plasma67 #Tech #Technology #update -
KDE Plasma 6.7 Beta is now available!
The beta version of KDE Plasma v6.7 is now available for developers and curious users to try out. This allows users to get an early look at the upcoming version of KDE Plasma, which brings new features and improvements to existing features.
The official announcement states that the beta version of KDE Plasma 6.7 includes two new modules:
- plasma-bigscreen
- union
This version of KDE Plasma uses the new styling engine that is currently under development, Union. This year’s update for Union states that the default input format has been changed from SVG to CSS stylesheets, considering that creating and editing styles were easier with SVG in the first glance until complexities appeared.
This is a promising change that will be integrated with the final release of KDE Plasma 6.7 to ensure that the design of UI elements, such as buttons, combo boxes, and checkboxes, look cleaner and more consistent than before. In this beta version of KDE Plasma, the Union styling is in technical preview.
Alongside the Union theming style is the Plasma Bigscreen, which is made by KDE, and is an open-source TV interface for Linux. This launcher provides you with a TV-friendly interface, which allows you to use it comfortably on your television. It also supports multiple input methods, such as your keyboard and mouse, your TV controller, and your phone.
Not only that, but Plasma Bigscreen allows you to customize it to make your TV truly yours. You’ll be able to customize your system and install your favorite applications in your heart’s content.
Other changes that are introduced with KDE Plasma 6.7 can be seen here.
#KDE #KDEPlasma #KDEPlasma6 #KDEPlasma67 #Linux #news #Plasma6 #Plasma67 #Tech #Technology #update -
KDE Plasma 6.7 Beta is now available!
The beta version of KDE Plasma v6.7 is now available for developers and curious users to try out. This allows users to get an early look at the upcoming version of KDE Plasma, which brings new features and improvements to existing features.
The official announcement states that the beta version of KDE Plasma 6.7 includes two new modules:
- plasma-bigscreen
- union
This version of KDE Plasma uses the new styling engine that is currently under development, Union. This year’s update for Union states that the default input format has been changed from SVG to CSS stylesheets, considering that creating and editing styles were easier with SVG in the first glance until complexities appeared.
This is a promising change that will be integrated with the final release of KDE Plasma 6.7 to ensure that the design of UI elements, such as buttons, combo boxes, and checkboxes, look cleaner and more consistent than before. In this beta version of KDE Plasma, the Union styling is in technical preview.
Alongside the Union theming style is the Plasma Bigscreen, which is made by KDE, and is an open-source TV interface for Linux. This launcher provides you with a TV-friendly interface, which allows you to use it comfortably on your television. It also supports multiple input methods, such as your keyboard and mouse, your TV controller, and your phone.
Not only that, but Plasma Bigscreen allows you to customize it to make your TV truly yours. You’ll be able to customize your system and install your favorite applications in your heart’s content.
Other changes that are introduced with KDE Plasma 6.7 can be seen here.
#KDE #KDEPlasma #KDEPlasma6 #KDEPlasma67 #Linux #news #Plasma6 #Plasma67 #Tech #Technology #update -
KDE Plasma 6.7 Beta is now available!
The beta version of KDE Plasma v6.7 is now available for developers and curious users to try out. This allows users to get an early look at the upcoming version of KDE Plasma, which brings new features and improvements to existing features.
The official announcement states that the beta version of KDE Plasma 6.7 includes two new modules:
- plasma-bigscreen
- union
This version of KDE Plasma uses the new styling engine that is currently under development, Union. This year’s update for Union states that the default input format has been changed from SVG to CSS stylesheets, considering that creating and editing styles were easier with SVG in the first glance until complexities appeared.
This is a promising change that will be integrated with the final release of KDE Plasma 6.7 to ensure that the design of UI elements, such as buttons, combo boxes, and checkboxes, look cleaner and more consistent than before. In this beta version of KDE Plasma, the Union styling is in technical preview.
Alongside the Union theming style is the Plasma Bigscreen, which is made by KDE, and is an open-source TV interface for Linux. This launcher provides you with a TV-friendly interface, which allows you to use it comfortably on your television. It also supports multiple input methods, such as your keyboard and mouse, your TV controller, and your phone.
Not only that, but Plasma Bigscreen allows you to customize it to make your TV truly yours. You’ll be able to customize your system and install your favorite applications in your heart’s content.
Other changes that are introduced with KDE Plasma 6.7 can be seen here.
#KDE #KDEPlasma #KDEPlasma6 #KDEPlasma67 #Linux #news #Plasma6 #Plasma67 #Tech #Technology #update -
KDE Plasma 6.7 Beta is now available!
The beta version of KDE Plasma v6.7 is now available for developers and curious users to try out. This allows users to get an early look at the upcoming version of KDE Plasma, which brings new features and improvements to existing features.
The official announcement states that the beta version of KDE Plasma 6.7 includes two new modules:
- plasma-bigscreen
- union
This version of KDE Plasma uses the new styling engine that is currently under development, Union. This year’s update for Union states that the default input format has been changed from SVG to CSS stylesheets, considering that creating and editing styles were easier with SVG in the first glance until complexities appeared.
This is a promising change that will be integrated with the final release of KDE Plasma 6.7 to ensure that the design of UI elements, such as buttons, combo boxes, and checkboxes, look cleaner and more consistent than before. In this beta version of KDE Plasma, the Union styling is in technical preview.
Alongside the Union theming style is the Plasma Bigscreen, which is made by KDE, and is an open-source TV interface for Linux. This launcher provides you with a TV-friendly interface, which allows you to use it comfortably on your television. It also supports multiple input methods, such as your keyboard and mouse, your TV controller, and your phone.
Not only that, but Plasma Bigscreen allows you to customize it to make your TV truly yours. You’ll be able to customize your system and install your favorite applications in your heart’s content.
Other changes that are introduced with KDE Plasma 6.7 can be seen here.
#KDE #KDEPlasma #KDEPlasma6 #KDEPlasma67 #Linux #news #Plasma6 #Plasma67 #Tech #Technology #update -
Testers Assemble!: Plasma 6.7 Beta 1 has been released!
The first version for software testers is now available and should be hitting the "unstable" repos of your distros in the next hours/days.
https://kde.org/announcements/plasma/6/6.6.90/
Remember to try out everything you can and, when you hit a bug, send your report to
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WARNING: This is unstable untested software! Do not deploy in production or if you are not sure of what you are doing.
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Testers Assemble!: Plasma 6.7 Beta 1 has been released!
The first version for software testers is now available and should be hitting the "unstable" repos of your distros in the next hours/days.
https://kde.org/announcements/plasma/6/6.6.90/
Remember to try out everything you can and, when you hit a bug, send your report to
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WARNING: This is unstable untested software! Do not deploy in production or if you are not sure of what you are doing.
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Testers Assemble!: Plasma 6.7 Beta 1 has been released!
The first version for software testers is now available and should be hitting the "unstable" repos of your distros in the next hours/days.
https://kde.org/announcements/plasma/6/6.6.90/
Remember to try out everything you can and, when you hit a bug, send your report to
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WARNING: This is unstable untested software! Do not deploy in production or if you are not sure of what you are doing.
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Testers Assemble!: Plasma 6.7 Beta 1 has been released!
The first version for software testers is now available and should be hitting the "unstable" repos of your distros in the next hours/days.
https://kde.org/announcements/plasma/6/6.6.90/
Remember to try out everything you can and, when you hit a bug, send your report to
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WARNING: This is unstable untested software! Do not deploy in production or if you are not sure of what you are doing.
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Testers Assemble!: Plasma 6.7 Beta 1 has been released!
The first version for software testers is now available and should be hitting the "unstable" repos of your distros in the next hours/days.
https://kde.org/announcements/plasma/6/6.6.90/
Remember to try out everything you can and, when you hit a bug, send your report to
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WARNING: This is unstable untested software! Do not deploy in production or if you are not sure of what you are doing.
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"This Week in Plasma" brings the news that in 6.7 you can use an ICC profile while HDR mode is active, you can easily remove elements from your favorites by dragging them out, and how the performance and power efficiency of apps using CPU rendering has been greatly improved.
Read more at
https://blogs.kde.org/2026/05/09/this-week-in-plasma-icc-profiles-%EF%B8%8F-hdr/
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"This Week in Plasma" brings the news that in 6.7 you can use an ICC profile while HDR mode is active, you can easily remove elements from your favorites by dragging them out, and how the performance and power efficiency of apps using CPU rendering has been greatly improved.
Read more at
https://blogs.kde.org/2026/05/09/this-week-in-plasma-icc-profiles-%EF%B8%8F-hdr/
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"This Week in Plasma" brings the news that in 6.7 you can use an ICC profile while HDR mode is active, you can easily remove elements from your favorites by dragging them out, and how the performance and power efficiency of apps using CPU rendering has been greatly improved.
Read more at
https://blogs.kde.org/2026/05/09/this-week-in-plasma-icc-profiles-%EF%B8%8F-hdr/
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"This Week in Plasma" brings the news that in 6.7 you can use an ICC profile while HDR mode is active, you can easily remove elements from your favorites by dragging them out, and how the performance and power efficiency of apps using CPU rendering has been greatly improved.
Read more at
https://blogs.kde.org/2026/05/09/this-week-in-plasma-icc-profiles-%EF%B8%8F-hdr/
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"This Week in Plasma" brings the news that in 6.7 you can use an ICC profile while HDR mode is active, you can easily remove elements from your favorites by dragging them out, and how the performance and power efficiency of apps using CPU rendering has been greatly improved.
Read more at
https://blogs.kde.org/2026/05/09/this-week-in-plasma-icc-profiles-%EF%B8%8F-hdr/
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Updated ‘ktown’ packages, and a heads-up
Time for a KDE Plasma6 package refresh. On KDE's announcement page, the releases of KDE Gear 26.04.1 and Frameworks 6.26.0 were announced yesterday and today. Since OS packagers have early access to the source tarballs, I had everything compiled and ready for days and could simply push everything into my 'ktown' repository today.
#Slackware #Plasma6 #Forgejo #OIDC
https://blog.slackware.nl/updated-ktown-packages-and-a-heads-up/
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Updated ‘ktown’ packages, and a heads-up
Time for a KDE Plasma6 package refresh. On KDE's announcement page, the releases of KDE Gear 26.04.1 and Frameworks 6.26.0 were announced yesterday and today. Since OS packagers have early access to the source tarballs, I had everything compiled and ready for days and could simply push everything into my 'ktown' repository today.
#Slackware #Plasma6 #Forgejo #OIDC
https://blog.slackware.nl/updated-ktown-packages-and-a-heads-up/
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Updated ‘ktown’ packages, and a heads-up
Time for a KDE Plasma6 package refresh. On KDE's announcement page, the releases of KDE Gear 26.04.1 and Frameworks 6.26.0 were announced yesterday and today. Since OS packagers have early access to the source tarballs, I had everything compiled and ready for days and could simply push everything into my 'ktown' repository today.
#Slackware #Plasma6 #Forgejo #OIDC
https://blog.slackware.nl/updated-ktown-packages-and-a-heads-up/
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Updated ‘ktown’ packages, and a heads-up
Time for a KDE Plasma6 package refresh. On KDE's announcement page, the releases of KDE Gear 26.04.1 and Frameworks 6.26.0 were announced yesterday and today. Since OS packagers have early access to the source tarballs, I had everything compiled and ready for days and could simply push everything into my 'ktown' repository today.
#Slackware #Plasma6 #Forgejo #OIDC
https://blog.slackware.nl/updated-ktown-packages-and-a-heads-up/
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Updated ‘ktown’ packages, and a heads-up
Time for a KDE Plasma6 package refresh. On KDE's announcement page, the releases of KDE Gear 26.04.1 and Frameworks 6.26.0 were announced yesterday and today. Since OS packagers have early access to the source tarballs, I had everything compiled and ready for days and could simply push everything into my 'ktown' repository today.
#Slackware #Plasma6 #Forgejo #OIDC
https://blog.slackware.nl/updated-ktown-packages-and-a-heads-up/
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Advanced Weather Widget trasforma KDE Plasma 6 con radar interattivo, meteo preciso via coordinate GPS e tantissime opzioni di personalizzazione. #KDE #Plasma6 #Linux #OpenSource #Weather #DesktopLinux
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Advanced Weather Widget trasforma KDE Plasma 6 con radar interattivo, meteo preciso via coordinate GPS e tantissime opzioni di personalizzazione. #KDE #Plasma6 #Linux #OpenSource #Weather #DesktopLinux
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Advanced Weather Widget trasforma KDE Plasma 6 con radar interattivo, meteo preciso via coordinate GPS e tantissime opzioni di personalizzazione. #KDE #Plasma6 #Linux #OpenSource #Weather #DesktopLinux
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Advanced Weather Widget trasforma KDE Plasma 6 con radar interattivo, meteo preciso via coordinate GPS e tantissime opzioni di personalizzazione. #KDE #Plasma6 #Linux #OpenSource #Weather #DesktopLinux
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Advanced Weather Widget trasforma KDE Plasma 6 con radar interattivo, meteo preciso via coordinate GPS e tantissime opzioni di personalizzazione. #KDE #Plasma6 #Linux #OpenSource #Weather #DesktopLinux
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KDE 6_26.04 for Slackware-current (almost free of Qt5)
To be honest, I was waiting for a move from Pat. But I got restless, Pat is otherwise occupied for a few days so I took the plunge. What I am talking about is of course packaging KDE Gear 26.04.0 for Slackware. The latest release of Applications and KDEPIM is nicknamed the "KDE at 30" edition because KDE is around for 30 years already (!).
https://blog.slackware.nl/kde-6_26-04-for-slackware-current-almost-free-of-qt5/
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KDE 6_26.04 for Slackware-current (almost free of Qt5)
To be honest, I was waiting for a move from Pat. But I got restless, Pat is otherwise occupied for a few days so I took the plunge. What I am talking about is of course packaging KDE Gear 26.04.0 for Slackware. The latest release of Applications and KDEPIM is nicknamed the "KDE at 30" edition because KDE is around for 30 years already (!).
https://blog.slackware.nl/kde-6_26-04-for-slackware-current-almost-free-of-qt5/
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KDE 6_26.04 for Slackware-current (almost free of Qt5)
To be honest, I was waiting for a move from Pat. But I got restless, Pat is otherwise occupied for a few days so I took the plunge. What I am talking about is of course packaging KDE Gear 26.04.0 for Slackware. The latest release of Applications and KDEPIM is nicknamed the "KDE at 30" edition because KDE is around for 30 years already (!).
https://blog.slackware.nl/kde-6_26-04-for-slackware-current-almost-free-of-qt5/
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KDE 6_26.04 for Slackware-current (almost free of Qt5)
To be honest, I was waiting for a move from Pat. But I got restless, Pat is otherwise occupied for a few days so I took the plunge. What I am talking about is of course packaging KDE Gear 26.04.0 for Slackware. The latest release of Applications and KDEPIM is nicknamed the "KDE at 30" edition because KDE is around for 30 years already (!).
https://blog.slackware.nl/kde-6_26-04-for-slackware-current-almost-free-of-qt5/
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KDE 6_26.04 for Slackware-current (almost free of Qt5)
To be honest, I was waiting for a move from Pat. But I got restless, Pat is otherwise occupied for a few days so I took the plunge. What I am talking about is of course packaging KDE Gear 26.04.0 for Slackware. The latest release of Applications and KDEPIM is nicknamed the "KDE at 30" edition because KDE is around for 30 years already (!).
https://blog.slackware.nl/kde-6_26-04-for-slackware-current-almost-free-of-qt5/
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"This Week in Plasma" brings the news that...
You can add System Settings options to the desktop and have easy access to their configuration page, Discover gets fancy headers for applications, KRunner adds searches from startpage.com, and much more!
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"This Week in Plasma" brings the news that...
You can add System Settings options to the desktop and have easy access to their configuration page, Discover gets fancy headers for applications, KRunner adds searches from startpage.com, and much more!
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"This Week in Plasma" brings the news that...
You can add System Settings options to the desktop and have easy access to their configuration page, Discover gets fancy headers for applications, KRunner adds searches from startpage.com, and much more!
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"This Week in Plasma" brings the news that...
You can add System Settings options to the desktop and have easy access to their configuration page, Discover gets fancy headers for applications, KRunner adds searches from startpage.com, and much more!
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"This Week in Plasma" brings the news that...
You can add System Settings options to the desktop and have easy access to their configuration page, Discover gets fancy headers for applications, KRunner adds searches from startpage.com, and much more!
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Ubuntu Studio 26.04 LTS is here!🦝
Three selectable desktop layouts, rewritten Installer & Audio tools, easier PipeWire tuning, Plasma 6 polish, updated Blender/Kdenlive/Ardour.
Try it: https://ubuntustudio.org/2026/04/ubuntu-studio-26-04-lts-released
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Ubuntu Studio 26.04 LTS is here!🦝
Three selectable desktop layouts, rewritten Installer & Audio tools, easier PipeWire tuning, Plasma 6 polish, updated Blender/Kdenlive/Ardour.
Try it: https://ubuntustudio.org/2026/04/ubuntu-studio-26-04-lts-released
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Ubuntu Studio 26.04 LTS is here!🦝
Three selectable desktop layouts, rewritten Installer & Audio tools, easier PipeWire tuning, Plasma 6 polish, updated Blender/Kdenlive/Ardour.
Try it: https://ubuntustudio.org/2026/04/ubuntu-studio-26-04-lts-released
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Ubuntu Studio 26.04 LTS is here!🦝
Three selectable desktop layouts, rewritten Installer & Audio tools, easier PipeWire tuning, Plasma 6 polish, updated Blender/Kdenlive/Ardour.
Try it: https://ubuntustudio.org/2026/04/ubuntu-studio-26-04-lts-released
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Krema riporta il dock su KDE Plasma 6 🚀 leggero, Wayland-native e super personalizzabile! Scopri cosa offre 👇 #KDE #Linux #Plasma6 #OpenSource
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Krema riporta il dock su KDE Plasma 6 🚀 leggero, Wayland-native e super personalizzabile! Scopri cosa offre 👇 #KDE #Linux #Plasma6 #OpenSource
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Krema riporta il dock su KDE Plasma 6 🚀 leggero, Wayland-native e super personalizzabile! Scopri cosa offre 👇 #KDE #Linux #Plasma6 #OpenSource
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Krema riporta il dock su KDE Plasma 6 🚀 leggero, Wayland-native e super personalizzabile! Scopri cosa offre 👇 #KDE #Linux #Plasma6 #OpenSource
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Krema riporta il dock su KDE Plasma 6 🚀 leggero, Wayland-native e super personalizzabile! Scopri cosa offre 👇 #KDE #Linux #Plasma6 #OpenSource
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New KDE Frameworks and Plasma packages
KDE just announced the KDE Frameworks 6.25.0, and earlier this week they came with Plasma 6.6.4. I built the packages for those new releases - targeting Slackware -current of course. Along with these updates I also refreshed KleverNotes, Krita, Kstars and Okteta to their latest versions. You can find the packages in my 'ktown' repository...
https://blog.slackware.nl/new-kde-frameworks-and-plasma-packages/
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New KDE Frameworks and Plasma packages
KDE just announced the KDE Frameworks 6.25.0, and earlier this week they came with Plasma 6.6.4. I built the packages for those new releases - targeting Slackware -current of course. Along with these updates I also refreshed KleverNotes, Krita, Kstars and Okteta to their latest versions. You can find the packages in my 'ktown' repository...
https://blog.slackware.nl/new-kde-frameworks-and-plasma-packages/
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New KDE Frameworks and Plasma packages
KDE just announced the KDE Frameworks 6.25.0, and earlier this week they came with Plasma 6.6.4. I built the packages for those new releases - targeting Slackware -current of course. Along with these updates I also refreshed KleverNotes, Krita, Kstars and Okteta to their latest versions. You can find the packages in my 'ktown' repository...
https://blog.slackware.nl/new-kde-frameworks-and-plasma-packages/
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New KDE Frameworks and Plasma packages
KDE just announced the KDE Frameworks 6.25.0, and earlier this week they came with Plasma 6.6.4. I built the packages for those new releases - targeting Slackware -current of course. Along with these updates I also refreshed KleverNotes, Krita, Kstars and Okteta to their latest versions. You can find the packages in my 'ktown' repository...
https://blog.slackware.nl/new-kde-frameworks-and-plasma-packages/