EU prohibited paying for plasma – shortage met by buying plasma from US
(dynomight.substack.com)
Examples are good. Let’s start with some examples:
Examples are good. Let’s start with some examples:
This Week in Plasma: Battery Charge Cycles in Info Center
(blogs.kde.org)
This week we of course continued the customary bug-fixing, but got some nice new features and UI improvements too!
This week we of course continued the customary bug-fixing, but got some nice new features and UI improvements too!
PSA: KDecoration API break in Plasma 6.3
(zamundaaa.github.io)
Fractional scaling is hard. Anyone that had the misfortune of working on it knows that… so it won’t surprise a lot of people that it’s not all figured out yet! Today I’ll talk about the fractional scaling problems with KWin’s server side decorations, and why we need to do an API break to fix it.
Fractional scaling is hard. Anyone that had the misfortune of working on it knows that… so it won’t surprise a lot of people that it’s not all figured out yet! Today I’ll talk about the fractional scaling problems with KWin’s server side decorations, and why we need to do an API break to fix it.
This week in Plasma: hardware is hard
(pointieststick.com)
At this point we’ve addressed most of the nasty regressions people found in Plasma 6.2. Thankfully most were not widespread, and were instead related to people’s diverse hardware setups. Most seem to have had smooth upgrades, but those whose hardware setups misbehaved with changes made in 6.2 were a focus for rapid response. These kinds of hardware-specific issues are really difficult to test for ahead of time, which is why we’re always asking for more beta testers!
At this point we’ve addressed most of the nasty regressions people found in Plasma 6.2. Thankfully most were not widespread, and were instead related to people’s diverse hardware setups. Most seem to have had smooth upgrades, but those whose hardware setups misbehaved with changes made in 6.2 were a focus for rapid response. These kinds of hardware-specific issues are really difficult to test for ahead of time, which is why we’re always asking for more beta testers!