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KDE Plasma 5.1.1 Release Brings A Month's Worth Of Fixes

Written by Michael Larabel in KDE on 12 November 2014 at 07:45 AM EST. 3 Comments

KDE Plasma 5.1.1 is the November update to the next-gen Plasma desktop stack.

Among the updates found in Plasma 5.1.1 are limiting the indexing word size in Baloo, Breeze theme improvements, improvements to various widgets, time-zone handling improvements for Plasma, making kdelibs4 applications react to icon theme changes, back-porting settings made in the component chooser to kdelibs4 applications, and many bug-fixes.

Find out more about the Plasma 5.1.1 update at KDE.org.

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