A New Dawn for the Digital Desktop: Unpacking KDE Linux Alpha's Bold Vision

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A New Dawn for the Digital Desktop: Unpacking KDE Linux Alpha's Bold Vision Table of contents:- Navigating an Immutable World: A New Blueprint for the Digital Desktop A Bleeding-Edge Preview: What the Alpha User Gets The Software Story: A Menu of Options Conclusion For a professional observer of the Linux world, the announcement of a new distribution is often met with a familiar, weary sigh. "Just what the world needs," one might mutter, "another Linux distro". 1 Yet, the recent Alpha release of KDE Linux , once known by its intriguing codename "Project Banana", is not merely another addition to the countless distributions available today. 2 It represents a profound and deliberate shift in philosophy from a team that has been a pillar of the open-source community for decades. This new operating system is a foundational platform, designed from the ground up to showcase the very best of Plasma and KDE software, and it achieves this by embracing moder...
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🔷 Tour of Fedora Silverblue 38 in Virt-Manager 🦊

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 🔷 Tour of Fedora Silverblue 38 in Virt-Manager 🦊

Fedora Silverblue 38 is an immutable desktop operating system that provides a stable, reliable, and container-focused platform. It uses rpm-ostree to manage the base system, Flatpak for graphical applications and Toolbx for OCI containers support. 📦

Download the ISO, create a virtual machine using Virt-Manager, follow the wizard, and boot into the live session. Fedora Silverblue is ready to be installed! ⚙️

Now follow the installation wizard of Fedora Silverblue choosing your language, keyboard layout, time zone, disk partitioning scheme, and root password. You can also create a user account and enable encryption if you want. 🔐

The installation process may take some time depending on your hardware and network speed. Once it is done, you can reboot your virtual machine and enjoy Fedora Silverblue 38. 🎉

Disclaimer: This post is based on my personal experience and research, not publicly sponsored or endorsed. 😊

For screenshots, please see our original post below.

Source: Our Own Original Post

Location: Dagenham, UK

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