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This week in KDE: Plasma 6 Alpha approaches
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So hyped for Plasma 6
I’m so stocked with it! Cant wait for fedora 40 to ship it
Plasma 6 has been shaping up to real nice. Excited to try it when it launches in Feb.
Kudos to the entire team for doing so much of the leg work.
The only thing that keeps my laptop on GNOME is the damn beautiful overview. It's also the only reason I show it to interested people instead of KDE.
KDE has an overview now too! It's mapped to Super+W by default. And they're continuing to make it fancier in Plasma 6.
I'm moving to KDE I think. After using gnome forever.
I really love gnomes clean simple de. But to me (beginner/novice) gnome vs KDE is like iOS vs android. Gnome for work and KDE for a desktop that represents my soul haha.
desktop that represents my soul haha.
As someone who makes their KDE look as much like Windows 7 as possible, this hit home for me 🥹.
Gnome looks better but kde is more functional... I can even run Jetbrains apps in kde without them being blurred in 4k 144hz, but gnome can't.
Try to autoconnect to a vpn in GNOME, you can't do it in the settings. I love KDE, I just wish it was a bit more beautiful sometimes.
Ngl, I kinda deslike the new task indicator
Please send feedback in https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-desktop/-/merge_requests/745
Maybe it's just me, but I love KDE5 so much I'm just not looking forward to 6.
Post says it's ready as a daily driver. I want to help with bug reporting, is it good enough to replace current fedora plasma or should I wait for a beta?
Well, it's pre-alpha so expect a lot of problems
this post was submitted on 04 Nov 2023
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