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KDE has released Plasma 6.8 on its 30th anniversary, marking the end of native X11 session support while continuing to support legacy applications through XWayland. The update includes various improvements such as enhanced theming options and integration of backup utilities.
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KDE has released Plasma 6.8 on its 30th anniversary, marking the end of native X11 session support while continuing to support legacy applications through XWayland. The update includes various improvements such as enhanced theming options and integration of backup utilities.
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KDE turns 30 with Plasma 6.8, remote upgrades, and an X11 farewell
KDE Releases Plasma 6.8 on 30th Anniversary, Phases Out X11 Support