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Fedora 40 Looks To Offer KDE Plasma 6 Desktop, Drop The KDE X11 Session

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Fedora 40 Looks To Offer KDE Plasma 6 Desktop, Drop The KDE X11 Session

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Killing off Xorg?
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  It’s Fedora. Moving out the legacy cruft and focusing development on modern technologies is precisely what makes it great imo.
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    Funny is RHEL killed Xorg, before Fedora.
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      Xorg is still available in RHEL 9 to my knowledge
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        It was deprecated in 9.
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  Finally!

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