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Checking out Netrunner Rolling 2015.09 KDE plasma 5

Checking out Manjaro Linux Plasma 5 KDE 15.09

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pedro paulo commented on 13 Dec 2015

consume of the system ? Your mother fucker !

bialcus69 commented on 15 Oct 2015

The new KDE in Manjaro looks gorgeous

payam Pirzadeh commented on 19 Dec 2015

Super version of linux

ElPeruanoUFO commented on 17 Dec 2015

que horrible voz

John Mal commented on 15 Oct 2015

Nice review

Checking out KaOS 2015.10 KDE Plasma 5

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Gábor Balugyánszky commented on 03 Nov 2015

The background in dolphin stayed white because it was running already, you would have to start a new instance of dolphin for the colour schemes to take effect.

The First KDE Plasma Wayland Live Image Review 1080p (Kubuntu 15.10)

More details - https://tlhp.cf/kde-plasma-on-wayland/ | Please check timecodes below. Sorry for quality - I don't know how to record screencast in KWin Wayland.

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0net user commented on 22 Dec 2015

отлично, будущее все ближе к нам!

The Linux Homefront commented on 22 Dec 2015

+0net user будущее уже наступило.

Julian Lai commented on 21 Dec 2015

Can it replace the old KDE Plasma now?

The Linux Homefront commented on 21 Dec 2015

+Julian Lai You mean the Plasma X-session? No, IMHO today its not ready.

moigagoo commented on 21 Dec 2015

What's the track playing?

The Linux Homefront commented on 21 Dec 2015

+moigagoo link in description.

Equivalent TheIncredible commented on 21 Dec 2015

Как вообще опишешь общие впечатления от Вейланда, работать с ним приятнее, чем с иксами? Быстрее, плавнее? На видео это не понять.

The Linux Homefront commented on 21 Dec 2015

+Equivalent TheIncredible примерно как купить новую видеокарту следующего поколения с нестабильными драйверами - быстрее, плавнее. Гном уже почти готов, KDE пока на пути.

Manjaro Linux kde (Part 2/2) Test et présentation en Français

Voici le test de Manjaro Linux basé sur Arch Linux. Ici le test de la version KDE suite à la vidéo de Manjaro avec le bureau XFCE Laissez vos commentaire aussi ...

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Gregory Potriquet commented on 24 Feb 2015

KDE me donne de plus en plus envie de l'adopter :-D

KDE Plasma (5.1.90) - 23.10.2014

Check what has changed at the turn more than a month since the last test Plasma. (Sprawdzam, co się zmieniło na przełomie ponad miesiąca od ostatniego ...

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jeevan reddy mandali commented on 17 Nov 2014

i am using kde 4.13.3 on ubuntu 14.04, how to update it to 5.1.90? pls tell me

myswiat commented on 24 Nov 2014

Add to appropriate repositories (kubuntu-ci) to your sources.list and update (sudo apt-get update) and then selects to install plasma-dekstop, plasma-workspace.link under the video

Александр Жигадло commented on 17 Nov 2014

Please help. How to install plasma 5 on freebsd 10.x desktop? I was download binaries from kde site & tried to make this with "cmake .". But I get error. How to win? Thanks before. P.S.: I have already installed plasma4 kde.

Александр Жигадло commented on 17 Nov 2014

Thanks for answer ;)

myswiat commented on 17 Nov 2014

I do not know how I can help you, because I did not compile on freebsd plasma5.Plasma5 differs in structure, and a few elements of Plasma4, because you have an error. Did not write what the error, which the library or file, so I do not know how to help you. Ideally, if you reported the problem on the forum freebsd, or KDE forum :)

slighter commented on 09 Nov 2014

You show so much stuff which is not new. I thought to see only new stuff...

myswiat commented on 09 Nov 2014

And as I show you new stuff, when there is no new stuff?

Review: Linux Mint 15 (KDE Edition)

The KDE edition of Linux Mint 15 is finally upon us! In this video I give it a review and show off some of its features. Also, be sure to check out my new book, ...

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Fernando commented on 02 Sep 2013

My name's Fernando and I'm from Brazil. I'm a great enthusiastic linuxer. I like distros such Arch and Slack. Slack was the one that taugth me all I know about linux. Arch has defeated me due problems to up the X with my nvidia card. Slackware, instead, was to my bigest goal, but it was always some point on which I gave up, due some (always new and unbridgeable) dependency matter. Ubuntu had its glamour, but KDE Linux Mint 15 has got me, ever since I installed it. Great review you brough us up!

Jay LaCroix commented on 28 Jul 2013

That's very odd. What kind of computer is it? I have experienced one time where newer kernels don't work on a specific piece of hardware (due to some sort of regression). Essentially, the only thing different from Mint 14 and Mint 15 would be the kernel. KDE itself isn't running deep enough to cause a kernel panic. The only thing I can think of is to try booting in recovery mode if you can, and installing a newer kernel. Maybe a newer kernel than what Mint 15 ships with has found and fixed it.

Jay LaCroix commented on 20 Jul 2013

Mint marked it as final, so I judge it as such. But again, it would be one thing if I was bashing a release for containing bugs before the announcement. But the fact is I have nothing but praise for this release, so if they do make any last minute changes, the point is moot (it can only get better anyway). If there were problems, I would have at least waited until the announcement. However, the ISO date stamped 7/15/2013 will be the release that is downloadable when the announcement comes.

Jay LaCroix commented on 17 Aug 2013

it's definitely NOT a Mint shortcoming, it IS an Ubuntu shortcoming. Ubuntu never used to have a lower support cycle, that was a new change. And since Mint was already based on Ubuntu, it's not like they can just switch their package base at a drop of a hat. Things are much more complicated than you make them seem. Saying that Mint is sponsored by M$ is a silly claim. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, and alot of people use Mint because they dislike Unity. That's why we have choices.

Maga Laan commented on 17 Aug 2013

you can not blame mint shortcomings on Ubuntu, nobody forces them to use Ubuntu, nor does it take the shortcomings away. In Ubuntu the 9 month support cycle is not a problem as in Mint and that is a Mint shortcoming. Further more I dislike the childish but constant attacks on Ubuntu of the Mint community. Saying it is no good and using it as base, is not only ungrateful, it does not seem honest to me. I sometimes wonder if they are sponsored by M$ for trying to undermine Ubuntu.

Thomas Wyker commented on 27 Jul 2013

Jay, first I'd like to say I've enjoyed your reviews. Like you I'm a huge Linux Mint KDE user and have been running v. 14 for over 6 months without problems. I too have been anxiously awaiting v.15 and when it came out I downloaded and burned the disks for all LM releases. To my dismay all the desktops froze up on live bootup (kernel panics) and I was forced to reinstall LM 14 KDE 64 bit again. Have you heard of anyone experiencing similar problems. This really bums me out.

Jay LaCroix commented on 19 Jul 2013

I agree with your point, but keep in mind that I found no problems with this release. If I had encountered bugs, I would have instead waited to do my review until the release announcement. The version uploaded IS the final version, though. The problem you're referring to was one encountered after the official release announcement of Linux Mint 14. In that case, it was released publicly before the problem was discovered so downloading it early was not the issue at that time.

Maik Adamietz commented on 20 Jul 2013

I don't know how experienced you are with Linux but if there's something wrong under the hood, could you tell if there is a bug or find a bug? I can't, though i'm using linux for years now i'm still a sort of a basic user who knows his way around but not too deep. It was not after the official release announcement of Mint 14. It was in May during the Mint 15 MATE and Cinnamon release when it happened and i was one of the testers during that time.

Jay LaCroix commented on 21 Jul 2013

As mentioned before, the version I reviewed IS the final version, period. Distributions typically wait for all the mirrors to update before announcing a release. There is just as much of a chance of the Mint developers pulling the release for a new-found flaw months after the release announcement as there is prior to the announcement. Linux Mint 15 KDE was announced today, and as expected it is the exact same ISO that I reviewed.

Jay LaCroix commented on 29 Jul 2013

I agree, that is going to be a very interesting transition. Initially, KDE-based distributions on Ubuntu-base will not utilize Mir (the new display driver) instead opting for Wayland. For the next 1 or 2 releases of Ubuntu based distributions, this won't be an issue as there will be a compatibility layer. However, I'm sure Ubuntu won't support X forever causing, KDE-based distributions to make some tough choices.

Twinkle Sprinkle commented on 28 Aug 2013

I've been looking for a solid KDE4 distro for a while, and I finally found it in Mint 15. Long time Mint user myself, but I always stuck to either XFCE or Gnome. I experienced some issues with the latest Ubuntu 13.04 and regular Mint 15, so I had almost given up until I saw this review and gave MintKDE 15 a spin. It certainly delivers on all fronts. Rock solid distro, with excellent eye-candy. Nice review!

SvetlioPrice commented on 19 Jul 2013

I used to like KDE and had a gentoo based KDE on both my laptop and PC, but it's so friggin' buggy! It crashes often, has too many bugs, etc. After being so disgruntled with desktop Linux, I thought I'll need to get a mac to have a stable Unix-based system, but then saw your Mint(cinnamon) review, installed it and...all I can say is IT'S AWESOME! So, guys, I recommend Mint+Cinnamon, ditch the KDE :)

Rolandas Razgunas commented on 01 Oct 2013

Is there are two branches of GNOME? I mean, I like Debian or Mint (MATE/Cinamon) - older style Gnome. Bud Ubuntu Gnome - NO NO NO! Is that older Gnome will be supproted in the future? I'm afraid that day will come soon, so I considering to switch to KDE. Also I read somewhere that Linus Torvald encourage people to switch to KDE :) Mint KDE 15 is my current target (now I'm using Mint MATE 14)!

Maik Adamietz commented on 19 Jul 2013

One good piece of advice: Don't download the iso's before the official announcement. It's possible that the Mint team could decide to fix some important bug and respin a new iso even though the previous iso's were marked as stable. A while back we had something going like this, can't remember if it was with LMDE or Mint 15 Cinnamon/Mate. You could end up with a bad iso.......

Jay LaCroix commented on 15 Aug 2013

I think KDE is beautiful, but what it lacks is the font rendering of Unity. I may not like Unity much, but I have to call it like I see it - Unity's font rendering is the best of any desktop environment I've seen. My other complaint about KDE is the desktop effects, they just released the eleventh release of KDE 4.x and desktop effects STILL aren't stable. :(

John van Kampen commented on 29 Jul 2013

I agree that KDE "Olivia" is (again) a great Linux Mint distro. Even Adobe's Photoshop CS5 runs on it under WINE 1.6. However, we'll have to see what happens next year, when Ubuntu-Unity starts to divert from the usual and common screendriver mix and introducing its own. That would require a different basis for associated distributions...

rupy linux commented on 27 Aug 2013

I definetely recommend this version of mint 15. They really did a great job! I use this as my base linux while I venture to other distros on multiple boots. None has yet convinced me to change. Kde is highly customizable compared to the rest. Mint has put in place most of what others lack. It's like icing on the cake and wow is it tasty!

Jay LaCroix commented on 22 Jul 2013

It looks like you're right. Kubuntu must have just started to do this, because never in their entire history (13.04 included) have they ever included point releases. Thanks for pointing this out, I will put up a note on the video. Good for Kubuntu for changing this and making a sensible decision. Hopefully this continues!

Jay LaCroix commented on 19 Jul 2013

Youtube won't let me post a link. But google search for "Linux Mint Mirrors," find a mirror close to you, and you should see it under the 15 and then Stable folder. If that doesn't work for you, I'm sure the release will be announced on the Linux Mint site any time, I'm assuming it will be today.

AssClownSmackdown commented on 21 Jul 2013

JtheLinuxguy I recorded a video review a week after the RC came out and patiently waiting for the final release before I upload it, and you do a review before its even out? Way to jump on getting your review out first. Me, I'll wait til its out so it at least seems like a more genuine review.

Lindsay Steele commented on 20 Jul 2013

Thanks for the review and the testing, I too spotted it as marked final and downloaded it yesterday and may install today after seeing your video. It is really good to have a viable Ubuntu based KDE alternative to Kubuntu. I really like KDE and the way it works compared to the alternatives.

Garth Davison commented on 16 Sep 2013

I agree with Jørgen Hauge Netrunner is a real contender for Mint...Which would I pick well it would depend on the day...That's how close it is...Anyway I use Point Linux and at last I've found a distro that I want be changing for a long time...I love it...It's like comfy slippers :-)

Jay LaCroix commented on 20 Jul 2013

I'm usually very lucky/unfortunate when it comes to finding bugs. I even go as far as to test the distributions on docking stations, even though a very small minority use both docking stations and Linux ;) So yes, if there's something there to complain about, I sing like a canary.

Jay LaCroix commented on 22 Aug 2013

I've been noticing more KDE bugs after this review was released. However, please keep in mind that the review of KDE 4.11 is specifically about KDE itself. and this review of Mint was for Mint's implementation of it. I can't hold Linux Mint accountable for KDE's shortcomings.

Maik Adamietz commented on 20 Jul 2013

A iso is NEVER final even though it's uploaded. Thus wait until after the official announcement. On segfault linuxmint com is a post about it called: Getting ISOs before their release is risky, and not recommended (even though it helps us a bit)

GABRIEL OROZCO commented on 30 Jul 2013

Thanks, J! Your reviews in the different Linux distributions have been so helpful to this newbie. You're doing such a great job. I installed this Mint KDE after I saw your pre-review and I cannot agree more, this is just great! Thanks again!

Ruel Smith commented on 29 Aug 2013

Why? Why is it blue??? The word "mint" and the color blue aren't immediately associated. Kubuntu started this whole blue theme for KDE and it's goofy. I'd rather Mint KDE had the classic dark look with green. Are you listening Clem?

LALO210495 commented on 08 Sep 2013

Hi, I would like to know wich linux mint distro you recommend me between KDE and MATE, choosing one, I would like to know the reason of your election. Why do you particulary prefer that one. Thank you.

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