Become a KDE Supporting Member and choose the app you would like to adopt. Your name will be included in the list of supporters for the duration of your membership.
What KDE app would you adopt? Let us know in the comments!
Become a KDE Supporting Member and choose the app you would like to adopt. Your name will be included in the list of supporters for the duration of your membership.
What KDE app would you adopt? Let us know in the comments!
i picked Discover because that is the first app new users are going to interact with before any of the others and first impressions can only be made ONCE.
On behalf of everybody involved in KDE, thank you for your support!
You can now adopt three more apps: Okular, Elisa and KDE Connect are now up on KDE’s 30th Anniversary web page!
Three more apps added to the list of “Adoptable Apps”: Konsole, NeoChat, and Kate



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Three more astounding KDE apps are going up for adoption!
Tokodon is your portal into Mastodon. Keep track of multiple accounts, it works both on your desktop and your phone, lets you view conversations, post and schedule toots, and much more.

Amarok, KDE’s klassic music player is back! And it is better than ever, supporting local and online music, podcasts, Internet radio, and much more.
Spectacle is KDE’s screenshot/screencast app integrated right into your Plasma desktop. Takes shots of you apps or record sessions and demos… Now with audio! (Well… coming in Plasma 6.8)
Come and adopt an app and support KDE for the long run!
Today’s 3 new apps are:
Kid3 - tag all the things! Or at least all your music. Kid 3 provides you with the easiest and fastest way to grab song titles, album data, covers, and so on off of the Internet.
Krusader - manage your files and folders as old fogeys used to, with a classic two-pane browser. Because sometimes some things do not need improving.
Yakuake - Keep your terminal always handy with Yakuake. Just press [F12] and have a full-featured terminal windows pull down from the top of your window.

Yakuake is great! One of the first things I install on a new system.
Lately I keep thnking though if this could be generalized as a KWin feature.
Something like “Move to Drawer” in the window menu which would allow a user to make any window into something that would slide out (from any of the edges).
Asides from shortcuts this could then also be combined with global gestures, e.g. swiping down to “pull Yakuake out”.
Wonder if KWin can already do that in Plasma Mobile