KDE Had An Exciting Week With Plasma Available On The Steam Deck, Many Fixes

[aufkrawall]

Let's hope for the KDE devs and others from that region to remain unharmed from that barbaric raid that's taking place.

[user1]

i guess kde had much to celebrate after getting trashed by the tech mainstream.

What do you mean? I haven't seen anyone trash KDE yet on the Steam Deck.

[Steffo]

Will it still give the popup on logon if the status is "Connection Activated; Limited/No Internet"? That's all I really need.

If you don't have internet access, you still get a message.

[scottishduck]

I hope that valve will be committing some people to plasma support so everyone can benefit, but I also appreciate that they don’t really have much reason to do so

[skeevy420]

You will no longer see an unnecessary “Connection Activated” notification right after you log in (me: Nate Graham, Plasma 5.24.2)

Damn. They removed my spacebar heater.

I use that notification at logon to know if I need to go to the other room and power cycle the cable modem. It's been especially handy the past two weeks because they're running new lines in my neighborhood (Power, phone, and internet based on the trucks driving around).

Will it still give the popup on logon if the status is "Connection Activated; Limited/No Internet"? That's all I really need.

[birdie]

i guess kde had much to celebrate after getting trashed by the tech mainstream.

Um, what?

[lelele]

i guess kde had much to celebrate after getting trashed by the tech mainstream.

[phoronix]

Phoronix: KDE Had An Exciting Week With Plasma Available On The Steam Deck, Many Fixes

KDE developers are surely celebrating this weekend now that Valve's Steam Deck is shipping and KDE Plasma is the default desktop in the "developer mode". But in any event it's been another busy week for KDE developers with fixes and improvements to their open-source desktop stack...

https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=KDE-Exciting-Steam-Deck-Week