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blog.vladzahorodnii.com
We're past the soft feature freeze of the next Plasma release, so it's a good time to step back and a have look at the work that has been done in KWin during 5.25 development cycle. Gesture improvements Credits: Eric Edlund, Marco Martin, Xaver Xugl A lot of focus has been put into improving gesture... |
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pointieststick.com
Sorry for the interruption last week; I was on vacation. While I was vacating, my colleagues were in full-on fix-everything mode in preparation for the upcoming Plasma 6.1 release in a little over a week. And what a release it promises to be! I think this is going to be a good one, folks. Lots... |
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blog.martin-graesslin.com
[AI summary] Martin's blog posts cover various topics related to KDE development, including his decision to step down as a maintainer of KWin, the challenges of transitioning to Wayland, and discussions on benchmarks and user interface features. He also addresses user concerns about shadow effects in Plasma and the implications of not setting the QT_QPA_PLATFORM environment variable by default. |
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daringfireball.net
We shouldn't be celebrating the return of longstanding features we never should have lost in the first place. But Apple's willingness to revisit these decisions?-?their explicit acknowledgment that, yes, keyboards are meant to by typed upon, not gazed upon?-?is, if not cause for a party, at the very least cause for a jubilant toast. |
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