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This week in KDE: all about those apps
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I love plasma and I love this blog. I've been using Linux for almost 7 years now, 6 of them are plasma (and two of them are EndeavourOS 🤭). I just can't leave. Thank you to all those who work on it. You all are true heroes. <3
Love your enthusiasm. Your comment feels like it was just written with the most positive attitude straight from the heart. I wish to carry that energy with me through the rest of my day :)
High-five ✋🏽