KDE Applications 16.12 Release Schedule Ratified

Written by Michael Larabel in KDE on 23 October 2016 at 09:10 AM EDT. Add A Comment
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The KDE developer community has firmed up the schedule for the KDE Applications 16.12 release.

KDE Applications 16.12 will go into a freeze and beta release on 17 November while the official KDE Apps 16.12 release is expected on 15 December.

Dates on all the developer milestones and point releases can be found via this KDE.org Wiki page.

Find out more about the KDE applications changes for this next bundle via feature looks at Phoronix over the weeks ahead.

Somewhat related, the second beta of KDE Krita 3.1 is now available this weekend. The Krita 3.1 update is baking fixes for the OpenGL canvas, FFmpeg-based exporting to animated GIF and video formats, official OS X support, and various fixes.
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