KDE neon
summary
KDE neon provides a tiny KDE-focused system on an Ubuntu LTS base with a rolling KDE stack that gets new KDE packages weekly or multiple times per week. Releases are CI-driven with heavy continuous package delivery and a jungle of microservices that automate builds, snaps and ISO images, plus Docker and shells.com images. Builds target amd64 (arm64 for mobile work); QA is automated but snaps still require manual visual checks and 32-bit testing is lacking.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to KDE neon
- 0:39Mission and goals
- 2:36Target audience and offering
- 3:34Ubuntu base and architecture
- 4:32Package delivery and repositories
- 5:26Automation and CI
- 6:38Distribution offerings
- 8:00Snap integration and testing
- 9:20Q&A: Architecture and compatibility
- 23:02Q&A: Future of Plasma 6
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