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KDE Frameworks 5.41.0 Released with More Than 120 Improvements and Bugfixes
The KDE Project released today a new version of its open-source KDE Frameworks software stack, a collection of over 70 add-on libraries to the Qt application framework, for GNU/Linux distributions.
Each month, KDE releases a new KDE Frameworks build, and version 5.41.0 is now available for December 2017, bringing a month's worth of improvements, bug and security fixes, as well as updated translations.
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KDE Frameworks 5.41 Released Ahead Of KDE Applications 17.12
KDE Frameworks 5.41 is now available as the latest monthly update to this collection of add-on libraries complementing Qt5.
KDE Frameworks 5.41 has a number of fixes including some crash fixes, updated translations, improvements to Kirigami, support for the idle inhibit manager protocol in KWayland, many Plasma Framework changes, and other updates.
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Release of KDE Frameworks 5.41.0
December 10, 2017. KDE today announces the release of KDE Frameworks 5.41.0.
KDE Frameworks are 70 addon libraries to Qt which provide a wide variety of commonly needed functionality in mature, peer reviewed and well tested libraries with friendly licensing terms. For an introduction see the Frameworks 5.0 release announcement.
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[Kubuntu] Testing a switch to default Breeze-Dark Plasma theme in Bionic daily isos and default settings
Today’s daily ISO for Bionic Beaver 18.04 sees an experimental switch to the Breeze-Dark Plasma theme by default.
Users running 18.04 development version who have not deliberately opted to use Breeze/Breeze-Light in their systemsettings will also see the change after upgrading packages.
Users can easily revert back to the Breeze/Breeze-Light Plasma themes by changing this in systemsettings.
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