Vivaldi: Make * Play * Live

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KDE is building a full stack: Plasma Active UI components with QtQuick/QML, a Contour activity shell, and a Mir reference OS delivering open and hackable devices. Concrete results: an eBook reader cloned from Okular in two days, RSS and microblog apps sharing 95% same code across desktop and tablet, and weekly Mir snapshots that boot on some Android-based hardware by reusing Android kernels. Roadblocks are real: vendor hardware revisions break builds, requiring work like ported drivers from 2.6.32 and delaying the planned preinstalled tablet.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 2:28Apple and Google
3. 4:16Freedom devices
4. 6:44Desk
5. 7:40Plasma Active
6. 13:59Activities
7. 15:11Contour Shell
8. 16:06Activities Shell
9. 17:37Applications
10. 23:45Plasmid
11. 24:55Personas
12. 27:15Plasma Quick
13. 31:26Examples
14. 36:45Mere
15. 47:35Sharing data

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