Plasma Active Continues Coming For Qt5/KF5
Being done as part of a Google Summer of Code project this year is porting KDE's Plasma Active to their newer technology stack.
Plasma Active is the user interface targeting all types of devices from tablets to smart TVs and in-vehicle infotainment systems. Antonis Tsiapaliokas, a student developer and open-source/KDE fan, has been working on porting as much of Plasma Active as he can over the summer to using the newest stack: the Qt5 tool-kit with KDE Frameworks 5.
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