KDE Gets Konsole Improvements & Other Polishing For Christmas
It's been a lighter week of KDE development due to many developers taking time off for the holidays, but there still was a fair amount of new activity going into KDE around polishing it up and the never-ending process of usability improvements.
Konsole stood out as being one of the main benefactors of this past week's work. KDE developer Nate Graham has continued doing a great job outlining these usability improvements/fixes on a weekly basis. Some of that work leading up to the holidays included:
- A KDE Frameworks 5.54 fix that will allow some HTTP/HTTPS links to open faster in the custom-defined browser.
- Okular's print dialog now offers scaling options.
- Konsole's "Edit Profile" dialog UI has been overhauled.
- Konsole's Breeze color scheme is used now as the default Konsole color scheme.
Other details on this week's fixes via Nate's blog.
Konsole stood out as being one of the main benefactors of this past week's work. KDE developer Nate Graham has continued doing a great job outlining these usability improvements/fixes on a weekly basis. Some of that work leading up to the holidays included:
- A KDE Frameworks 5.54 fix that will allow some HTTP/HTTPS links to open faster in the custom-defined browser.
- Okular's print dialog now offers scaling options.
- Konsole's "Edit Profile" dialog UI has been overhauled.
- Konsole's Breeze color scheme is used now as the default Konsole color scheme.
Other details on this week's fixes via Nate's blog.
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