Krita looks so bad on my PC due to me wanting to use a custom colour scheme. I prefer my Qt apps to match, so it's pissing me off that a KDE app uses its own fuckery. (I'm using the flatpak, but my other flatpaked Qt apps are matching, such as Prism Launcher on the bottom of my screeenshot). I've got dark elements on dark elements, and ugh it's so bad...

Loo forward to quality of life improvements in Kate, basic HDR support in Krita on Wayland, touch improvements in Photos, and much more.

This week something that I know a lot of people have been wanting for a long time was implemented: the ability to limit virtual desktops to only the primary screen! Thanks very much to Kristen McWilliam for this long-awaited feature, which arrives in Plasma 6.6.

But wait, there’s more…

This update fixes blurs and screencasts, solves a crash on #FreeBSD, improves usability and accessibility, and more.

Read the full report to discover all the work mentees have carried out to improve, Krita, Kdenlive, Cantor, KDE Linux, Karton, and more.

Read the full report to discover all the work mentees have carried out to improve, Krita, Kdenlive, Cantor, KDE Linux, Karton, and more.

Pick an app, donate €50 or more, and tell us about your choice in the comments:

You will appear as a supporter on the app's apps.kde.org page.

The first 5 apps up for adoption are:

• Tokodon:* KDE's native Fediverse client that works on your desktop and phone
• Knavalbattle: the classic game of battleship you can play against the computer or over the network
• digiKam: a powerful image/photo management software, ideal for people with massive collections
• NeoChat: talk over the free and federated Matrix chat platform with this app that works on your desktop and phone
• Kolf: another KDE classic—play minigolf on your desktop

Pick an app, donate €50 or more, and tell us about your choice in the comments:

You will appear as a supporter on the app's apps.kde.org page.

The first 5 apps up for adoption are:

• Tokodon: KDE's native Fediverse client that works on your desktop and phone
• Knavalbattle: the classic game of battleship you can play against the computer or over the network
• digiKam: a powerful image/photo management software, ideal for people with massive collections
• NeoChat: talk over the free and federated Matrix chat platform with this app that works on your desktop and phone
• Kolf: another KDE classic—play minigolf on your desktop

Is there a way to automatically switch on dark mode like you can turn on night light? Or is it necessary to open the system settings app every time and switch it by hand? I searched around in the system settings but did not find anything about that? Is this a planned feature for a future release or is there a plugin?

Checkout KDE's fundraiser as it enters its spookiest 👻 phase yet, and help us ward of tech hobgoblins and proprietary waifs that threaten your rights and freedoms.

https://kde.org/fundraisers/yearend2025/

#fundraising #FreeSoftware #OpenSource #donations

Hey there,

I think its not the first time you read about this.

I recently installed a Linux on my gaming pc and I want to fade out of Windows11 and into Linux only. So far so good.

One of my biggest concerns where the colours of my monitors. Since Adrenaline is not available on Linux, I hoped for another solution to get the colours bright and bangy. But it seems impossible with wayland.
And noo, its not a setting that my monitor can provide. It never was and it never will (I write it down since in every thread about this topic, someone was mentioning it sounds like something the monitor setting should handle).

• For X11 there was vibrantLinux.
• A maybe instable solution could be vibrant-cli.
• For games there is Gamescope thanks to Valve. But this only works for Games started from within Steam.

So this means, my Desktop/Browser still is not as bangy as I want it to be.

My search lead me to KWin scripting could be the solution. This is where I need some advice or somebody to confirm!

If I want to increase the overall colour saturation for my monitors, the correct way to go is to create a KWin script that does it, pack it as a package and use it.

I found the KWin Scripting tutorial over at develop.kde.org and I feel like solving this problem could be interesting.

Since I have no experience with JS, ECMA-Scripting or QMA, all this will be new and I want to know beforehand if I walk the right path. If not, a lot of time will be consumed just to realise I was wrong.

Thanks for reading :)

PS: I like KDE very much

PPS: Just if you never heard of Adrenaline: I have Radeon gpu

Thanks to your generous support, we have reached our initial goal, and then surpassed it in a little over two weeks! We have set our next stretch goal and are now looking to raise €75,000 for the KDE Community.

Merci @kde@floss.social pour cette jolie fonctionnalité d'adaptation du thème en fonction de l'heure de la journée

Thanks @kde@lemmy.kde.social for the nice plasma theme changing functionnality

#kde #floss #plasma6 #plasma65

Where are the settings stored? I broke a window and should like to delete them.

Operating System: Kubuntu 24.04 KDE Plasma Version: 5.27.12 KDE Frameworks Version: 5.115.0 Qt Version: 5.15.13 Kernel Version: 6.14.0-33-generic (64-bit)

Hello again, I just released a great new version that lets you organize your windows quickly and efficiently on your desktop

TLDR

Features:

• Move windows between tiles with the new user interface by simply dragging the windows.

• You can now customize the layout that will be set on the newly created virtual desktop.

• New wiki

I know not everyone uses keyboard shortcuts, so to help you use the script more effectively by moving windows around tiles without shortcuts, I've created a new user interface that activates when you move windows

You can also create your own layouts when creating a new virtual desktop, allowing people with multiple monitors to use the script without misalignments in the tiles

New wiki that allows you to learn how Fluid tile works

Preview

Thanks for reading. Have a nice day!!!

A week on from the release of Plasma 6.5, this brings many corrections and improvements.

We are giving away copies of the fun book that's teaching the world about Free Software. Matthias Kirschner, the author, will be signing and personalising the books exclusively for donors to our fundraiser.

Help a great cause and get a great perk!

https://kde.org/fundraisers/yearend2025/#get-a-signed-dedicated-copy-of-ada--zangemann

Only five copies available!

We are giving away copies of the fun book that's teaching the world about Free Software. Matthias Kirschner, the author, will be signing and personalising the books exclusively for donors to our fundraiser.

Help a great cause and get a great perk!

https://kde.org/fundraisers/yearend2025/#get-a-signed-dedicated-copy-of-ada--zangemann

Only five copies available!

cross-posted from: https://tilvids.com/videos/watch/3cef17b7-3b82-4409-8973-d292c14e02ae

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Coming to your favorite desktop: cool interface re-designs (rounded corners! Automatic smooth light-to-dark transitions!), features (smart KRunner searches! Pinned clipboard items!) and tons of usability and accessibility improvements.