KDE: Krita 4.2.0 Alpha, Manjaro 19 KDE Alpha, and Project Trident
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Krita 4.2.0-alpha Released
We’re on track to release Krita 4.2.0 this month, and today we’re releasing the alpha!
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Manjaro 19 KDE Alpha Run Through
In this video, we look at Manjaro 19 KDE-DEv 19.05.05, also known as Manjaro 19 Alpha.
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TrueOS/FreeBSD-based Project Trident 19.04 Available
Project Trident version 19.04 (based on TrueOS 19.04) is now available! If you experience an update error (code 150) before any packages are downloaded, please delete all Qt4 packages from your system before trying again: sudo pkg remove qt4-corelib This appears to be caused by a bug in pkg regarding the removal of flavor(s) from a package repo, and removing the Qt4 packages beforehand will allow the update procedures to work once again....
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