This week in KDE: a little bit of everything
Fixing up Plasma 5.21 continues, and we also did a lot of UI polishing this week...
A Task manager can now be configured to not cause its hidden panel to become visible when one of its apps or tasks receives a “needs attention” status (Michael Moon, Plasma 5.22)
You can now apply global themes, color schemes, cursor themes, plasma themes, and wallpapers from the command-line, using some fancy new CLI tools with names like plasma-apply-colorscheme (Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen, Plasma 5.22)
KDE apps now support the HEIF and HEIC image formats (Daniel Novomeský, Frameworks 5.80)
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