Introducing Fedora KDE
summary
Introduces the Fedora KDE spin and KDE SIG, describes a live ISO for x86 plus ARM disk images and packaging for every Fedora architecture (including Power and s390x on request), and delivers KDE Plasma packages continuously into the latest stable Fedora release rather than only at launch. Plans include switching desktops to Btrfs by default, making Plasma-on-Wayland the default, and offering an immutable variant called Fedora Kinoite using rpm-ostree, Flatpaks and toolbox; KDE is also packaged for RHEL/CentOS via EPEL.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:47Fedora KDE Spin overview
- 3:34Architecture support
- 5:25Fedora KDE SIG history
- 7:36Live demo of Fedora KDE
- 10:49Future plans and changes
- 13:37Community and contributions
- 14:39Q&A session
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