KDE: Plasma and Solus 4 Updates, Amarok Comes to Plasma 5
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Plasma and Solus 4 Updates | The Roundup #4
Welcome to The Roundup #4, your bytes of Solus news. In this roundup, we’re talking updates to Kernels, Plasma, various items for Solus 4, and more!
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Solus 4 To Offer Experimental GNOME Wayland Session, MATE UI Refresh
The Solus Linux distribution has offered up some new details this week on their upcoming Solus 4 release.
First up, their integration of Snap package management (snapd) has been deferred so it's no longer a release blocker. They will land the Snap support though still in the future when it's ready.
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KDE Amarok Music Player Receives Revived Port To Qt5 / KF5
While Amarok was once KDE's dominant music player, it hasn't seen a new release now in about five years and has yet to see a release based on Qt5 and KDE Frameworks 5. But there's hope that might still happen.
In the absence of a modern Amarok release there have been plenty of other KDE media players coming about like Elisa and Babe, but coming out today is an updated patch for bringing Amarok to a Qt5/KF5 world.
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