And, never in software, etcâŚhave I ever seen such an endorsement! 
However it goes about, Iâm sure @dr460nf1r3 @ Co. will do it good.
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Here, let me highlight all the best bits of KDE Plasma 6:
- Wayland by Default + HDR Support
- User Interface Improvements (many things here!)
- System settings tweaks
- Better Discover App
- New wallpaper, of course!
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I got to be busy with exams RIGHT NOW! 
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I know it wonât contribute even a single in sh** in your life, neither to mine but the song is good BTW 
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Rust everywhere! 
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@4.20 is a new scam being used on Linux users.
Is there any way Garuda could warn users that a file is executable?
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Serious crap! Article dated Feb. 28 so letâs hope it has ended?
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So many ways⌠real complicated things like ls -l or checking file attributes if youâre in a file managerâŚ
A lot would depend on what theyâre trying to do - many âtargetedâ attacks rely on things that may or may not be on your system - they donât know youâre Arch-based, even, let alone on Garuda. Not to mention you could be sandboxed, or vmâd or⌠itâs all up to you!
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Nate says itâs smoother than the Plasma 4-to-5 transition. I agreeâIâm posting this from Arch + Plasma 6 Testing, and so far so good. Then again, the changes âappearâ much less than that past upgrade. Hard to believe this is a Wayland session.
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Is the much-anticipated âLinux on the Desktopâ year upon us? Well, not exactly. The truth is, seeing Linux dominate desktops any time soon is quite unlikely, but then again, achieving widespread desktop dominance was never the primary aim of Linux. Itâs more of an ongoing, lighthearted debate among enthusiasts than a serious expectation.
However, itâs worth noting and celebrating that Linuxâs desktop usage has surpassed 4% and even saw a growth of 1% in just the last eight months â a feat that was beyond the expectations of many. So, letâs take a moment to appreciate this achievement. It may seem small to some, but itâs a significant stride forward for those who hold Linux dear.
A good reason to use Linux.
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How did you like my Khaby Lame style?
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The style is good but IDK what/who is this Khaby Lame 
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Hmm⌠A tik tok infulencer, so thatâs why I donât know 
even if he would have used youtube instead of tiktok, still I wouldnât have knew it
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BTW, Happy anniversary of joining this community 
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Highlights of the GStreamer 1.24 release include Vulkan H.264 and H.265 video decoders, a new unixfd plugin for efficient 1:N inter-process communication on Linux, new GstMeta for SMPTE ST-291M HANC/VANC Ancillary Data, a new W3C Media Source Extensions library, and DRM Modifier Support for dmabufs on Linux.
It also introduces new Analytics and Machine Learning abstractions and elements, makes the va plugin the preferred plugin over gst-vaapi, adds Low-Latency HLS (LL-HLS) support, adds Bayer 10/12/14/16-bit depth support, and implements MPEG-TS support for asynchronous KLV demuxing and segment seeking.
Also new in GStreamer 1.24 is a stateless AV1 video decoder, SVT-AV1 and VA-API AV1 encoders, a new uvcsink element for exporting streams as UVC camera, AMD Advanced Media Framework AV1 and H.265 video encoders with 10-bit and HDR support, as well as AVX/AVX2 support and NEON support on macOS vi liborc.
This has allowed AMD Radeon Linux users to limit their GPU power draw when desiring for power/efficiency reasons. But since Linux 6.7 theyâve begun enforcing a lower-power limit set by the respective graphics card BIOS. Users petitioned to have this change reverted but in the name of safety this lower-limit enforcement will stand.
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I hope this happens!
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