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KDE Applications 18.04 Brings Dolphin Improvements, JuK Wayland Support

Written by Michael Larabel in KDE on 19 April 2018 at 08:57 AM EDT. 8 Comments

The KDE community has announced the release today of KDE Applications 18.04 as the first major update to the open-source KDE application set for 2018.

KDE Applications 18.04 introduces a number of improvements to the Dolphin file manager, styling improvements to the Konsole terminal emulator, drag-and-drop support for Konsole under Wayland, the JuK music player now has Wayland support, Gwenview image viewer enhancements, Okular PDF viewing improvements, and user-interface enhancements to a number of the other KDE applications.

A complete look at all of the KDE Applications 18.04 changes along with some screenshots can be found via this morning's release announcement at KDE.org.

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