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This week in KDE: our cup overflows with cool stuff for you

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This week in KDE: our cup overflows with cool stuff for you

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This week in KDE: our cup overfloweth with cool stuff for you

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This week a lot of work that has been in progress for weeks got merged! So check out the free goodies! And isn’t that amazing? Free stuff day after day, week after week. No price tag, no ads,…

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I found a report so I didn’t do it myself again. It seems it’s fixed even though the report isn’t.

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