KLA-Plasma-KDE-CE ( stable release )

[Sofiya]

KLA-plasma-KDE-CE-1.3 ( stable )
kernel linux-6.11.7.arch1-1-x86_64

• Uses pamac -aur as package manager

  Application Center " Discover " ->> https://apps.kde.org/ru/discover/

  With Discover, you can manage software from multiple sources, including your operating system's software repository, Flatpak repos, the Snap store, or even AppImages from store.kde.org.
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  Uses Pipewire as a sound server

Save session manually:

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sudo save2flash

ISO: 1.7 GB
https://github.com/sofijacom/KLA-plasma ... KDE-CE-1.3

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Enjoy and have fun!!!

[Sofiya]

Added power management function (energy saving, balanced, productive)

I can't add this to Void-linux because there are some missing packages for this. I'll try to compile it, of course, but I doubt that anything will come of it, because VOID is sleeping in a clamp on gcc-13

[Sofiya]

[Clarity]

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[Clarity]

I LIKE what you have added to the package manager with "tealdeer". I tried it instead of 'tldr' and it is EVEN FASTER by a lot! Please consider adding one or the other as you go forward.

To use tealdeer, DO NOT INSTALL TLDR. Once tealdeer is installed, it is invoked by typing 'tldr' in the terminal for help with any Linux commands.

But, I could not find 'hardinfo' or the improved 'hardinfo2'.

REQUESTS

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spot@archlinux  ~  sudo echo $PATH
/home/spot/.bin:/home/spot/.local/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/bin/site_perl:/usr/bin/vendor_perl:/usr/bin/core_perl
 spot@archlinux  ~ 

• Where do you recommend a user store a local script one writes/tests?

• Which log file contains the boot-menu stanza used to boot to the current desktop?

[Clarity]

@Sofiya THANKS for such a well designed distro!

It is almost too perfect by comparisons. Perfectly a fitting distro coming from this forum in tools, layout and its design.

It is at home on old or new PCs that members have. Runs fast, stable, feature-rich, simple to use and simple to expand. This moves the needle of what we now see as a truly modern 2025 desktop that any/every Windows or MAC user would fall in love with.

It is much much more than being new & shiny! It is, most importantly, immediately useful as it supports all the older PUP forum things we know, yet it brings other OOTB uses that doesn't require running around to make actionable or functional.

Hope others have an opportunity to take a gander at this magnificence.

[Clarity]

NOT a complaint or a bug; but could the default time-out for shutdown-reboot be extended by another 20-30 second, OOTB? While reviewing the screen and keys, it timed-out...so I lost all my day's testing. It is my problem, I know, but I think there may be benefit ... if this is a simple OOTB build change.

[Clarity]

I asked for a recommendation couple of post above, because this is NOT in the system path. If there is a recommendation beyond changing the OOTB PATH, I would welcome the recommendation.

Of course, I could be looking at this while overlooking something obvious.

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[mikeslr]

Not sure if it's the system path. But folders will appear on the Left (tree?) panel if:
(a) Left-pressed and dragged there; and
(b) Right-Clicked >add to Places,

[TerryH]

I asked for a recommendation couple of post above, because this is NOT in the system path. If there is a recommendation beyond changing the OOTB PATH, I would welcome the recommendation.

Of course, I could be looking at this while overlooking something obvious.Place for users to save their scripts-apps.jpg

There are 2 directories: ( /home/spot/bin : /home/spot/.local/bin ) which are included in the $PATH. One of those I would think meet your requirements.

[Clarity]

Enabled the AUR via the KDE Store via 'pancake'>Preferences>Third Party(tab). Not sure if this is a good thing as its default is turned off. Maybe should be turned off after use???

BUT, I found and installed Hardinfo2.

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[Clarity]

Thanks @TerryH

... 2 directories: ( /home/spot/bin : /home/spot/.local/bin ) which are included in the $PATH. ...

I was curious which the devs would want us to use for the KDE distros. I could make a choice, but I wanted to follow what they would envision for their architectures.

That's why I asked the question, then attempted to clarify it.

[ljlj]

opera mini apk can we install

[Sofiya]

Disabling the indexer baloo will reduce the memory load

The indexer will be disabled on next login.

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balooctl6 suspend
balooctl6 disable

disable completely:

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sudo systemctl --user disable --now kde-baloo.service

[Sofiya]

opera mini apk can we install

type in terminal:

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wget -c https://aur.andontie.net/x86_64/opera-114.0.5282.185-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst

sudo pacman -U opera-114.0.5282.185-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst

[Clarity]

This just happened: REbooted, walked away for 20min. Back and found this instead of the sleep screen.

Anyone ever seen this? Could this be a breach or viral problem? Or a problem I incurred by enabling the AUR via the KDE Store.

Or maybe the Falcon browser locker???

Any ideas anyone!

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Edit: Research suggest something occurred in upgrade. I suspect this 'may' have something to do with my enabling the AUR. I only needed it enabled to get "Hardinfo2"

[Clarity]

@Sofiya,I saw your post above here.

Request
Hardinfo2 - how can we install (without AUR) until it shows up in this KLA respository?