KDE planning big changes, Wikipedia adds AI, OpenSUSE leaps: Linux & Open Source News

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Meldrik@lemmy.wtf

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Troy@lemmy.ca

2 weeks ago

tl;dw?

CarrotsHaveEars@lemmy.ml

2 weeks ago

Instead of posting a video of aggregated news, why not just post the source links?

Meldrik@lemmy.wtf [OP]

2 weeks ago

What do you mean? It’s a video made by The Linux Experiment, where he talks about the news.

RedSnt 👓♂️🖥️@feddit.dk

2 weeks ago

A friendly tip: From what I've seen, it's definitely better to get the net installer to the openSUSE leap beta.
And yeah, give Q4OS a try in a VM, Trinity is quite wonderful. XPQ4 as a proof of concept theme pack showcases amazingly what you can do theming-wise in Trinity.

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KDE planning big changes, Wikipedia adds AI, OpenSUSE leaps: Linux & Open Source News

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