Out just ahead of Valentine’s Day is the much anticipated KDE Plasma 6.3 desktop release for further advancing this Qt6/KF6-based open-source desktop.
KDE Plasma 6.3 brings a whole lot of goodies that have been collected over the past several months.
Some of the key Plasma 6.3 highlights include:
– Improved fractional scaling with KWin to lead to an all-around better desktop experience with fractional scaling as well as when making use of KWin’s zoom effect.
– Screen colors are more accurate with the KDE Night Light feature.
– CPU usage monitoring within the KDE System Monitor is now more accurate and consuming fewer CPU resources.
– KDE will now present a notification when the kernel terminated an app because the system ran out of memory.
– Various improvements to the Discover app, including a security enhancement around sandboxed apps.
– The drawing tablet area of KDE System Settings has been overhauled with new features and refinements.
– Many other enhancements and fixes throughout KDE Plasma 6.3.
More details on the Plasma 6.3 desktop release via the announcement this morning on KDE.org.
