KDE Plasma 6.9 Will Stop Leaking Memory When Right Clicking Files/Folders On Desktop

Phoronix2026-11-07 19:340 views

With Plasma 6.8 stable approaching one month old, KDE developers continue ramping up work toward Plasma 6.9. Here is some of the interesting work they've been up to so far in November...

Source：https://www.phoronix.com/news/KDE-Plasma-6.9-Leak-Desktop

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