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Contribute to our gallery of historic photos, tell us a story about that time KDE got you out of a pickle, or share a little-known KDE-related fact.

Become a supporting member and help guarantee the next 30 years of top-notch free software.

Or, most important of all, organize a KDE-themed event/party and we'll include it on our map!

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Calling all Linux app developers! Come to Berlin and show your apps to the world at the Linux App Summit 2026.

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After 30 years, KDE continues to deliver the apps that make your digital life better.

In this release:

  • Check out Kdenlive's transitions with animated previews
  • Streamline your workflow with shortcuts for nearly any option in Dolphin
  • Organise your day with Merkuro's re-designed schedule manager

And much more!

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... And Plasma's first-run setup wizard can now adapt to mobile screens, the Falkon web browser gets an in-built chat client and bookmark syncing, and the Mankala engine gets a spectacular new board re-design.

#mentoring #FreeSoftware #OpenSource

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Stop by our booth to chat with the community members, discover kool software and gadgets, and pick up some stickers!

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submitted 1 week ago by krake@graz.social to c/kde@lemmy.kde.social

Thursday night is pub night at the #KDE #Dev #MegaSprint in #Graz
https://www.flannobrien.eu/

@kde

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submitted 1 week ago by cm0002@infosec.pub to c/kde@lemmy.kde.social

Akademy is the annual event of the KDE community, and this year we are celebrating its 23rd edition. Akademy is a free, non-commercial event for developers, translators, designers, and other contributors meet in one place for talks program, meetings, and coding on the different projects that are part of KDE. Our attendees numbers keep growing year over year.

During 2020 and 2021, Akademy moved to an online model which saw an increase in online engagement during the conference. In 2022 and 2023, we adopted a hybrid model combining online and in-person participation to reach hundreds of attendees worldwide. This approach continued in 2024, setting the stage for an even larger event in 2026. The same model will apply during Akademy 2026, and we expect attendance to grow, making Akademy 2026 a year for collaboration and innovation. This year Akademy promises to be unforgettable!

Who is organizing Akademy? KDE e.V., the organization supporting the KDE community, is organising Akademy. KDE is a diverse, worldwide Free Software Community dedicated to creating an open and user- friendly computing experience. From file managers, email clients, and text editors to multimedia players and digital graphics tools, KDE applications help users control their digital lives regardless of their background and skills. Always ahead of the curve, KDE is expanding its presence on mobile devices with Plasma Mobile and Kirigami. The KDE Community has also developed a wide range of Android apps, such as Minuet, Marble, KDE Connect, KStars and many more. These apps provide users with a seamless operational experience on smartphones and tablets.

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submitted 1 week ago by krake@graz.social to c/kde@lemmy.kde.social

Day 4 of the #KDE #Dev #MegaSprint at #TUGraz

With the developers hard at work again, the dragon travels to https://zotter.at/ to enjoy some delicious chocolate

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submitted 1 week ago by thor@mast.ttk.is to c/kde@lemmy.kde.social

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The other day I learnt that @kde is brewing their own Linux distribution, and it's been living rent-free in my head since. And I think I've come to a conclusion.

I am 100% sure that those involved are 100% vested in the idea - but yet, it sits 100% wrong with me.

Why? What if GoodYear starts making their own cars? They would tight-fit their tyres to their own cars, not all cars in general. Same if Pirelli starts makeing their own cars.

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submitted 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) by 4Robato@lemmy.world to c/kde@lemmy.kde.social

Hello!

Sorry I’m posting this here since I don’t think is specifically related to KDE but since I use KDE and is where I found it the first time I figured some of you might be able to help!

I found a bug that seems too affect many apps and I’m not sure where to report it. Let me explain the issue and hope some of you know where to report that!

So the other day I reported the bug on Krita that you can see on the video but later on saw that this seems to happen to many apps in Linux! So I entered a bit into a rabbit hole and tried many things. This same thing happens to GIMP, KolourPaint, etc. and it seems to be independent on the distro or the Desktop environment!

I’ve checked on Fedora, CachyOS and SteamOS (with Wayland and with X11) and also tried KDE and Gnome. All of them had this issue and then tried Krita on a macbook and didn’t seem to have the issue (correction: seems it's speed dependent. If you move the mouse too fast it doesn't do it else it does). And some of them where different computers too.

Does any of you know where this kind of things should be reported? This seems to be very fundamental and I have no idea where this should be reported. Any iedeas?

Edit: Since there seems to be some confusion here's the bug report:

SUMMARY Drawing a line with the brush creates a zig-zag pattern based on the zoom level

STEPS TO REPRODUCE

  1. Select the Freehand Brush Tool (B)
  2. Set size to 1 px (happens in all sizes but 1 px is very clear)
  3. Zoom out with the wheel
  4. Draw a diagonal line
  5. Zoom in with the mouse wheel
  6. Draw a diagonal line

OBSERVED RESULT The line drawn when zooming out has a zig-zag pattern to it (like a stair) while the zoom in line has less or none (depending on the zoom level).

EXPECTED RESULT Both lines should be a smooth diagonals instead of a zig-zag pattern.

SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Operating System: Fedora Linux 43 KDE Plasma Version: 6.6.3 KDE Frameworks Version: 6.24.0 Qt Version: 6.10.2 Kernel Version: 6.19.10-200.fc43.x86_64 (64-bit) Graphics Platform: Wayland

Hardare used to draw: Logitech Gaming Mouse G502 I've also tested with the touchpad and my brother's computer with different hardware and mouse. This also happens there and even on the Steam Deck so it's definetely not a hardware issue.

Link to the bug report I first did: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=518636

Edit 2: For all the people that say that the mouse is able to capture the dust or table irregularities (which is absurd) here is an example where you can clearly see the square patern: https://i.imgur.com/sEDyCIC.mp4

Does anyone know where this should be reported?

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submitted 1 week ago by krake@graz.social to c/kde@lemmy.kde.social

Well deserved dinner after a productive second day at the #KDE #Dev #MegaSprint in #Graz

Excellent local cuisine at https://dieherzl.at/

@kde

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submitted 1 week ago by krake@graz.social to c/kde@lemmy.kde.social

While his (beloved and highly valued ❤) minions toil away in a room at the #TUGraz Campus Inffeldgasse on their #KDE #Dev 'megasprint, the mighty dragon himself is touring the city of #Graz.

What a lovely spring day! ☀️

@kde

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submitted 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) by krake@graz.social to c/kde@lemmy.kde.social

Day 2 of the #KDE #Dev #megasprint
@AleixPol brought homemade cookies and @sitter brought bananas
Support for our brains to tackle today's discussions 🤗
@kde

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Calling all Linux app developers! Come to Berlin and show your apps to the world at the Linux App Summit 2026.

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submitted 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) by krake@graz.social to c/kde@lemmy.kde.social

Early arrivals at the #KDE #dev #megasprint at #TUGraz are fast at work
@kde

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New blog series about the (currently experimental) KDE Linux.

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