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KDE Wayland Live Linux Testing OS Updated

Written by Michael Larabel in KDE on 1 March 2016 at 01:37 PM EST. 1 Comment

Jonathan Riddell has updated his spin of (K)Ubuntu that comes with the latest Git code of KDE's KWin and other packages via the new KDE Neon initiative for making it easy to try out KDE Plasma on Wayland.

This updated Linux Live OS is now available for download if you are wanting to try out the KDE experience on Wayland and ideally help them in tracking down bugs and other issues relating to running KDE on Linux outside of X11.

Download links and other details via Jonathan Riddell's blog.

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