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KDE Frameworks 5.84 Released
KDE Frameworks 5.84 Released
KDE Frameworks 5.84 introduces a new user interface feature called expandable tooltips, which adds a “Press Shift for more” label to the tooltips in KDE apps that use the KXMLGui and Kirigami frameworks to display the longer text of that tooltip. This is a replacement of the “What’s This?” feature. This release also improves the clearing of global shortcuts for Plasma applets, improves the…
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KDE Rolling Out New CLI Tools
KDE Rolling Out New CLI Tools
KDE developers have been wrapping up February with a number of new command line tools being worked on for applying various cosmetic changes to the desktop. There have also been many crash fixes addressed in recent days. KDE developer Nate Graham is out with his weekly post summarizing all of the development happenings for the past week. Among the highlights for these open-source desktop…
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News: KDE Developers Come Up With DWD Window Decoration Concept
News: KDE Developers Come Up With DWD Window Decoration Concept
Ken Vermette explains DWD as “a core protocol where an application would broadcast a list of widget specifications, at which point other parts of the system (DWD Consoles) could take the specified widgets structure, generate the UI, and display native widgets where desired. Using this method, DWDs try to strike a balance between SSDs and CSDs, allowing application developers to be more flexible…
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