"This Month in #KDELinux" brings the news that...
You should never deploy alpha software in production machines 😬! A systemd bug broke booting an updated system, a systemd update broke Discover, but the good news is everything has been sorted and hardened now.
On the plus side, KDE Linux users get friendlier feedback, better connectivity with Apple devices, and improved multi-language support.
https://pointieststick.com/2026/03/31/this-month-in-kde-linux-march-2026/
"This Week in Plasma" brings you windows with rounded corners (which can be made square again if you wish), adjustable sidebars for Discover and System Monitor, and the work in progress to improve KRunner's search results:
https://blogs.kde.org/2025/07/19/this-week-in-plasma-rounded-bottom-corners/
Slimmer options but lean, and in a new live environment, Galileo has arrived
Image created by Smokey
It has taken a while to develop this release but we are still here and despite life throwing in extra challenges for each of our team members the past months, we are proud to present you our Galileo ISO with significant changes.
Before I go into further details o
Artemis is launched
Artemis with new EndeavourOS ARM install
Image by Rockwallaby
Just like NASA's Artemis mission will be to go back to the moon and also lay the foundation for the future (Mars) missions, EndeavourOS' Artemis release is laying the foundation for the future of EndeavourOS ARM.
Artemis is the first release that ships with an integrated feature to install the first stage of a two-step installatio
https://arm.endeavouros.com/2022/06/24/artemis-with-new-endeavouros-arm-install/
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