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This week in KDE: re-organized System Settings

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This week in KDE: re-organized System Settings

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Plasma 6 General info – Open issues: 91 System Settings’ sidebar has gotten a much-needed re-organization! This is still under development and may change a bit before the final release,…

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serioulsy… not done yet? Like Gnome… more than 10years and system settings UI is not yet stable.
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  Neither is Mac or Windows. The only stable system setting is a text file, and even that gets moved around.

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