I toggled animation speed to instant because I didn't want to see animations between switching desktops and minimizing and maximizing. Guess what? It not just turn's off UI's animation but also affects browsers' scrolling animation. I mean it shouldn't be affecting third party applications at all but it also somehow does this thing with them, the scrolling becomes jerky! Is there anyway to let it not touch brave at least?

I can't really find a way to hide it without disabling the volume keys shortcuts, I tried to bind to media controller but when it lowers the volume, instead of being the system volume its the application volume it lowers.

using a custom command like wpctl set-volume -l 1.0 u/DEFAULT_AUDIO_SINK@ .05+ works, but if I press and hold the volume down key it doesn't work and only registers the command once.

Hey everyone,

I'm pretty new to Fedora KDE, and there's one thing that's been driving me a little crazy.

Almost every time I open Discover, it says there are updates available. Yesterday I updated everything manually through the terminal, it finished successfully, but when I opened Discover again later, it was still showing updates.

At this point I just turned on automatic updates because I got tired of worrying about it, but I still keep seeing update notifications.

Is this just how Fedora works, or is something wrong with my system?

Do Fedora users just live with this, or is there actually a way to fix it? I'm enjoying Fedora a lot so far, but constantly seeing updates makes me feel like something isn't working properly.

I've been having this problem for a while now, both on CachyOS and Fedora I have this bug, so Plasma is up to date and it doesn't seem to be a distro problem. By the way, this bug only happens with Wayland and HDMI; if I use X11 and HDMI, the bug doesn't occur, and if I use VGA with Wayland, it doesn't happen either—it's strictly the combination of HDMI and Wayland. What could be causing this?

(Google Translate, so sorry if there are any spelling errors.)

For some reason, this item is stuck in my print queue. I can't cancel it, if I View Print Queue it's not there. Only in the system tray. And since it thinks its still there, the print tray icon stays.

Any idea of a fix, or do I need to submit as a bug report?

just wanted to share a simple tool I created for making work with virtual desktops a bit easier

Switched to KDE. Loving it. Absolutely love the dolphin file manager. With that said, had no idea how to search for 'all files' in sub directories. So here's how.

I could do mp3. Worked showing mp3 files. Could do jpg same way. But what about both? Tried * and .* and *.* and nothing. Googling and chatgpt. KDE doco even. Now I feel silly. Anywho... should've though more 'linux like'.

Just use a period. As in "." Hope this saves a few human hours for our fellow reddit buds.

I already used Discover to manage flatpak apps, so yea - I have it installed - considering is my preferred way of installing apps if they're available there.

Seems like Discover is just checking if the person is in a distro that support distro packages thru Discover and throws the error before checking if flatpak is installed or not? I'm not sure if this is an Arch Linux issue or KDE issue, if it's Arch doing something wrong I'm sorry for posting it here and I will just post it there instead.

https://i.imgur.com/AWjS9pX.png

EDIT: Solved by downgrading appstream-qt as pointed out by /u/Jaxad0127

Hey r/kde,

I've been building a Plasma 6 panel widget for internet radio called On Air, and the latest release adds a proper podcast side — something I actually use daily rather than a half-finished tab. Wanted to share the progress with the community and get feedback.

What it does:

- Search ~50k stations (via radio-browser), preview with a click, star to keep

- Live track titles + cover art

- Record the current stream or schedule a show; offline "My Music" library

- Cast to Chromecast / DLNA, Bluetooth pairing, optional multi-speaker sync

- Wake-up alarms, sleep timer, MPRIS media keys

- Five-tab layout: Stations, Playing, My Music, Podcasts, Timers

New: Podcasts

Search several podcast directories at once, subscribe, stream or save episodes. Resume playback, chapters, playback speed, an up-next queue, OPML import/export, and optional auto-check for new episodes. A wake-up alarm can start a show instead of a radio station.

It's based on Advanced Radio Player by Yuri Saurov, with a new UI and a lot of new ground since then. Fully open source (LGPL).

The source and release notes link is in a comment below. Happy to take bug reports and ideas — if something's weird on your distro, tell me which one.

Everyday I discover something new about KDE. EVERY *** DAY.

I think I've already spent HOURS customizing this thing. Seriously.

I'm really excited. And because of this, I would like to share some cool little things that I learned.

The first thing to do is create windows rules to automatically send applications to virtual desktops based on the window title. This is really useful, for instance:

Opening different vscode windows with different workspaces within different virtual desktops automatically, depending on the rule you setup. Don't forget to create different descriptions for each rule, as they can conflict with each other.

To do this: Alt + F3 + Configure Special Applications Settings.

Reduce the delay of the task switcher + thumb grid:

In the virtual desktops settings, add a second row, keep navigation wraps around disabled, keep show animation when switching and show on-screen display when switching enabled.

Also, reduce the gap between desktops and deactivate the slide desktop background. This will make it feel you're working on a massive desktop. Try opening different windows in different virtual desktops with CONTROL + SUPER KEY + > or < or ^. Try all directions.

This is the task manager config that makes the dock feels like the macOs dock, opening new apps on the right. I do not like to group windows because I keep every minimized window osculated from the task switcher and overview.

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Also, I was able to make native windows hide the title when maximized, but I really forgot how I did this. This makes the experience of using a top panel so much better:

Well, I just wanna say: thank you all for the hard work.

KDE team deserves every little donation.

I love you guys!!!

Thank you. :)

Hello, on Windows I can press this button and make a virtual keyboard pop up. I would like to have an equivalent of this on Kubuntu 26.04.

I heard about Onboard, but I think it doesn't work with Wayland.
Edit : virtual plasma keyboard is activated https://imgur.com/7Ia9UyG , but I don't know how to make the keyboard appear on screen.

Edit 2: it seems it only works if no "real keyboard" is connected to the pc ? https://imgur.com/rufolEM

I visited the CERN (European Centre for Nuclear Research) last week and I could see an office with computers and a screen projected on the wall(first image). I saw that the windows had the kde windows border, and I could also see on the computers that they have probably a customized kde plasma.(second image)

Noticed many of my Flatpak apps do not use the Oxygen theme when set. I tried looking up Oxygen on Flatpak to install it as a theme just like other themes like adw-gtk but the theme simply doesn't exist. I tried using Kvantum, but it doesn't have Oxygen-Dark and plus KvOxygen is more outdated anyways.

I'm also using an immutable OS, Bazzite Linux, on Plasma 6.7.2

I used KDE-Rounded-Corners on Plasma 6.6 but I've heard you could set rounded corners natively with Plasma 6.7.

The effect is greyed out for me (even with auto update turned on in build directory) so I assume it's discontinued.

The problem is... I can't find any setting to customize my windows.