The developers of the open source KDE Plasma desktop environment for Linux distributions have released Plasma 5.24, which brings a number of performance improvements, visual tweaks, and new features.

After years on GNOME, I switched to KDE Plasma and found equal parts freedom and frustration. Here are the most significant things I loved and hated.

In the first post of this series, I looked in depth at configuring and customizing the Xfce desktop. That seemed to go reasonably well -- I'm still here -- so this time I am going to look at KDE.

Like its predecessor, KDE Plasma 6.5 primarily offers numerous detail improvements; major innovations are scarce. The official announcement already celebrates the now also rounded window corners at ...

Plasma is one of the most exciting technologies KDE 4 has brought to life. It often is considered to be merely the desktop shell of KDE 4, but in reality, it is so much more. We are just starting to ...

The latest version of the KDE Plasma desktop environment for Linux and other open source operating system is here and, among other things, KDE Plasma 5.25 brings support for new touchscreen and ...

Few desktop environments — and Linux is both blessed and cursed with a plethora of them — can be inviting enough to fit the computing needs of all user scenarios. KDE is one of them. Even better, the ...