This week in KDE: Getting Plasma 5.24 ready for release - Adventures in Linux and KDE
Plasma 5.24 is almost ready!
I mentioned last week that I haven’t been posting about fixes for regressions in 5.24 that never got released, because there would be too many. Nonetheless people have been working very hard on this, and we’re down to only 7, with two of them having open merge requests! Working on those is appreciated, as it helps improve the stability of the final release in a week and a half.
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