This week in Plasma: moved to KDE infrastructure!
Quoting: This week in Plasma: moved to KDE infrastructure! —
Surprise! This blog post series has now been moved to blogs.kde.org so it’s now open for others to participate and contribute! This week’s post can be found at https://blogs.kde.org/2024/11/01/this-week-in-plasma-spoooooky-ooooooooom-notifications
That’s probably where it should have been all along, as this work is much bigger than me. I’ll remain the editor-in-chief for now, but do welcome contributions to help lighten the load. 🙂
Unfortunately, due to GDPR restrictions, I’m unable to migrate existing email subscribers to the new email digest over there. So if you’d like to re-subscribe to “This week in Plasma.” head to https://newsletter.kde.org/subscription/form and re-subscribe.
I’ll still be blogging here about KDE topics of interest to me and hopefully you as well, just not the weekly Plasma news. So I do hope you’ll stick around. 🙂
Also:
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This Week in Plasma: spoooooky ooooooooom notifications! - KDE Blogs
Welcome to the new home of "This Week in Plasma"! No longer is it a private personal thing on my (Nate Graham's) blog, but now it's a weekly series hosted here on KDE's infrastructure, open to anyone's participation and contribution! I'll remain the editor-in-chief for now, and welcome contributions via direct push to the relevant merge request on invent.kde.org. And after a post is published, if you find a typo or broken link, feel free to just fix it.
Anyway, this week we added a useful service to detect out-of-memory (OOM) conditions, did some UI polishing, and also a lot of bug-fixing! Check it out...
FOSS Force:
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Nate Graham Moves 'This Week in Plasma' Column to KDE's Website - Takes New Role - FOSS Force
This week, Nate Graham moved his long running column, This Week in Plasma, from his personal blog to the KDE’s blog site. Not only that, he indicated that at some time in the future he might not be the person writing the weekly blog — at least he won’t be the only person writing it.
Subscribers to the column were this week greeted by a short message telling them of the move, as well as a link to the column’s new location...
GoL catching up:
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KDE Plasma 6.3 will show when apps are killed due to out of memory (OOM)
Work continues as always on the next version of the popular KDE Plasma desktop environment. My favourite desktop, and the one used for the Steam Deck Desktop Mode.