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This week in KDE: Plasma bug fixes and UI improvements (pointieststick.com)
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The bug-fixing continued this week with the aim of getting Plasma 6.0.3 into a great state. Already the big bugs you folks found have almost all been fixed, and this week a lot of time was spent on some X11 regressions and various crashes that our new automatic crash reporting system was able to find (thanks for submitting those! It really does help). A number of automated tests were also added, and finally some nice UI improvements to round things out. More exciting work is in progress too, but not quite ready to mention here!

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[-] Brickardo@feddit.nl 1 points 7 months ago

Just updated to Plasma 6 and, finally! Wayland is finally not a slideshow on my laptop!

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