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This week in KDE: Triple buffering and other sources of amazingness (pointieststick.com)

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System Settings’ Printers page now guides you through the process of installing the system-config-printer package to improve printer detection, if it wasn’t pre-installed by your distro (Mike Noe, Plasma 6.1. Link)

This is really good! It may still be needed for stuff like plasma-workspace-extras, the sddm kcm, the flatpak kcm etc?

this post was submitted on 25 May 2024

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