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Our friends at postmarketOS hosted Plasma Mobiles lead developer Devin Lin on their podcast. You can find it on the postmarketos website

Personal website and blog of Bart Ribbers, also known as PureTryOut

Last week saw Plasma 6.0.1 for an initial batch of bug fixes for this major desktop environment that debuted the week prior

SWH Community Day I have mix feelings about Paris. In general, I go there to work, so for different reasons, I never managed to enjoy the city. This time has been no different, or almost. I went to Paris to attend to the Software Heritage Community Day on Jan 31st and the Symposium the following…

This is a lighter month due to holidays (and also I’m trying not to burn out), but I tried to fit in a bit of KDE anyway.

There are some plans to have a more official blog post on the plasma-mobile.org, these are my personal ramblings below… Plasma 6 is coming together nicely on the desktop! Coming back from hiatus, I was pleasantly greeted by a much more working session than when I last saw it in May; I have now completely switched over to it on my main machine! On the other hand, there is still a lot of work to do on mobile to prepare it for the Plasma 6 release in February.

While there has been much talk this year about KDE Plasma 6.0 on the desktop as it gears up for release at the end of February, there's been less talk about the Plasma Mobile work for having the KDE stack on smartphones

We’re already in November, but I managed to do a lot of work this month which I’m really happy about.

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Francis logo Today is my birthday but it’s also the day Francis got its first release. Francis is a pomodoro app, which was originally developed by Felipe Kinoshita. The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s. It uses a kitchen timer to break work into intervals, typically 25 minutes in length, separated by short breaks. Francis screnshot The app is very simple and can be used as inspiration to develop your own Kirigami applicati...