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This week in KDE: un-flashy important stability work

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This week in KDE: un-flashy important stability work

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Everyone kept hammering on the bugs this week. As a result, the number of open Plasma 6 issues decreased, and so did the number of older high and very high priority Plasma issues! I’m feeling…

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Very very happy for all the fixes related to fractional scaling and mouse fixes related to sizes and themes.

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