Leftovers: KDE
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Amarok is slowly catching up
I decided at a certain point to directly port the main components out of KDELibs4Support.
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Muon in Need of a Maintainer
Muon, the Apt package installer UI is in need of a maintainer. It has been split out from Discover and Updater which are application focused and to some extent work with multiple backends. Muon is package focused and covers the surprisingly important use case of technical users who care about libraries and package versions but don’t want to use a command line. It’ll probably move to unmaintained unless anyone wants to keep an eye on it so speak up now if you want to help out.
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digiKam Recipes 4.9.5 Released
A new release of digiKam Recipes is ready for your reading pleasure. This version features the Using Album Categories recipe and reworked material on using the tagging functionality in digiKam. As always, the new release includes updates, fixes and tweaks.
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Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Gets KDE 4.14.3 Bugfix Release
The KDE maintainers for Kubuntu 14.04.3 have upgraded the desktop environment to version 4.14.3 and users should now get the newest package.
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Plasma-NM Changes Coming For KDE Plasma 5.5
Plasma 5.5 is due out next month and with this update will come many new features.
For a while now we've been talking about Plasma 5.5 when it comes to suitable Wayland support for early adopters and other new functionality. Published today was a blog post by KDE's Jan Grulich with more details on some of the other Plasma 5.5 changes.
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