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KDE Plasma 6.7.0 will make managing your printers a lot easier
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Back when I took the plunge and tried my very first immutable operating system, I wasn't sure what the fuss was about. My OS of choice was Fedora Silverblue, and on the surface, I didn't really see the point of immutability. All I really saw was an inability to install things via the console, a layering system people told me not to use because it'd 'defeat the purpose' and that's about it.
Well, that was six months ago, and I've since made my FOSS nest in Fedora Kinoite, the atomic, immutable version of Fedora KDE Plasma. And not only do I now 'get' the whole immutable system idea, but I honestly think people should give it a shot at least once during their distro hops.
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KDE Plasma 6.7 will introduce more rounded corners to make everything look more consistent
If you're a KDE Plasma user, there's a good chance you've already begun checking out the brand new KDE Plasma 6.6 update and everything it has to offer. However, as good as 6.6 is, the KDE team isn't resting yet. In fact, it seems like it's full steam ahead on making 6.7 the best that it can be.
Fortunately, we don't have to sit around and wait for 6.7 to release to see what's new. Because KDE Plasma is open source, we can take a peek at what everyone's working on and their current progress. Best of all, the KDE community puts together a "This Week in Plasma" blog post that curates all the changes applied over the last seven days.