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This week in KDE: time for the new features
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My god I'm so excited for plasma 6. It's like getting a new house except it's free, barely any effort by me is needed, and it's already tested by others
If you can please donate to the kde organisation. That funding will prove invaluable for future development of plasma
Edit : I am not a contributor to plasma. Just an open source enthusiast who thinks that we should give back to the amazing people who create this software either by contributing to the projects or through monetary means. The degree of contribution is not important, the spirit behind it is