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|    Aragorn to All    |
|    Re: KDE's Plasma 5 nearly perfected...    |
|    28 Jun 18 21:06:48    |
      XPost: alt.os.linux.pclinuxos, alt.os.linux.mandrake       From: thorongil@telenet.be              On Thursday 28 June 2018 16:57, Bobbie Sellers conveyed the following to       alt.os.linux.mandrake...              > Hi readers and typers       > I am using PCLinuxOS64 and what I mention here about KDE is only       > applicable to that distribution which is a Rolling Release.       >       > Well I checked again today and one of the recent updates,       > 200+ on Sunday, restored the Time Copy function to the Digital Clock.       > Thursday, June 28, 2018              Yes, this latest Plasma update should bump the version to Plasma 5.13,       and the ability to copy the time from the clock to the clipboard was       indeed announced as one of the features of 5.13.              But according to KDE themselves, 5.13 is the end of the road, barring       any patch level updates to fix more of bugs. So that means that they're       already preparing for Qt6 and Plasma 6.              Plasma 4 was already fairly usable and stable by the time it hit 4.6,       and the 4.14 I'm using here is really, really good ─ safe for Akonadi,       which has always been a piece of junk. (Duplicate mails, ghosted       duplicate mails that won't disappear until you restart Akonadi, and so       on.)              I therefore find it alarming that KDE needed to get Plasma 5 up to 5.12       first before it became stable enough for production use. Anything       before 5.12 was simply put too unstable. A simple Firefox crash could       easily take down the whole desktop.              > Hurray.       > And by the way my Firefox is at version 61 now if only kernel       > 4.17.3 works out well all will be swell.              As I understand it, the problems with many of the latest kernels are due       to the Meltdown and Spectre patches. It appears to be an upstream       problem, rather than a distro-specific problem. The people on the       Gentoo mailing list are also reporting crashes and other irregularities       with the latest kernels.              Best is to stick to one of the latest LTS kernels.              --       With respect,       = Aragorn =              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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