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… Now, with all the prep finished, KDE Linux can get rid of AUR from the build process. It's worth noting that this only affects people who are creating KDE Linux. As a KDE Linux user , you can still use AUR to download your packages; it's not going away. …
… With this, you can set up your Linux PC to run all kinds of Linux apps, regardless of what desktop or distro you have. In fact, some distros base their entire identity on the promise of running apps from every Linux distro, as is the case with Vanilla OS . …
… Linux got better when it stopped making every routine decision feel like a test. The best version of Linux is not one that hides the system, but one that stops tossing routine housekeeping into the user’s lap. That doesn’t mean Linux should become bland, locked down, or afraid of advanced users. …
… Related I switched from GNOME to KDE Plasma 6.6 and it fixed all my complaints about the Linux desktop It's time to move on from GNOME Framework lends its support to KDE by becoming a patron It joins a range of donors that are helping keep the lights on As announced on the KDE blog , Framework has … …
… I've been running KDE Plasma as my daily driver on my Linux system, and the number of Wayland-specific problems I run into has dwindled down to nearly zero. Screen sharing through a browser works without any extra configuration on most modern distros, and gaming through Steam has improved a ton. …
… Sign in to your XDA account When I made the jump from Windows to Linux midway through 2025, I knew I had to find an alternative to one of my favorite image editors, Paint.net. It was simple, it did the job, and unfortunately, it wasn't on Linux. …
… Over the past year, we've seen more and more Linux projects ditch X11. …
… It's always a fun time keeping tabs on the development of a Linux kernel, distro, or desktop environment. …
… Related KaOS just ditched KDE Plasma, and the replacement is unlike anything else on Linux It certainly has a unique look and feel now. …
… One of the biggest benefits of using Linux is that it's a very much an operating system that gets out of your way. As such, when something on Linux doesn't respect people's choices and keeps bothering them, the developers are sure to know about it. …