KDE Continues Prepping More Features For Plasma 6.4
KDE developers continue pushing ahead with new feature development on the Plasma 6.4 desktop to further refine Plasma 6.
KDE developer Nate Graham is out with his usual Saturday recap of all the interesting KDE Plasma development work for the past week. Some of the highlights for this week included:
- Plasma 6.4 is bringing UI modernization to KMenuEdit for cleaning up the user interface rather nicely:
- Improvements to the Plasma 6.4 Calcular Widget like for being able to announce the results when a screen reader is active and improved keyboard navigation.
- KWin's "Dim Screen for Administrator Mode" plug-in is now enabled by default.
- For the Plasma 6.3.4 point release, non-full-screen screen recordings from Spectacle now have significantly better visual quality when using desktop fractional scaling.
- Various bug fixes.
More details on these Plasma changes for the week via Nate's blog.
KDE developer Nate Graham is out with his usual Saturday recap of all the interesting KDE Plasma development work for the past week. Some of the highlights for this week included:
- Plasma 6.4 is bringing UI modernization to KMenuEdit for cleaning up the user interface rather nicely:
👁 KMenuEdit screenshot from Nate
- Improvements to the Plasma 6.4 Calcular Widget like for being able to announce the results when a screen reader is active and improved keyboard navigation.
- KWin's "Dim Screen for Administrator Mode" plug-in is now enabled by default.
- For the Plasma 6.3.4 point release, non-full-screen screen recordings from Spectacle now have significantly better visual quality when using desktop fractional scaling.
- Various bug fixes.
More details on these Plasma changes for the week via Nate's blog.