KDE developer Nate Graham is out with his weekly overview of all the interesting KDE developments for the week. Some of this week's highlights include:
- Support for being able to temporarily disable KWin window rules without fully deleting them.
- The User Switcher window now has a more sensible default height.
- With Qt 6.0, resizing windows for Qt Quick based applications should now look "significantly better and smoother."
- Qt 6.9 can now display color emoji interspersed with black-and-white text while using the default font settings in Plasma.
- Fixed a KWin crash when running out of file descriptors on certain non-Intel GPU drivers.
- KWin is now more robust against apps supplying faulty HDR metadata.
- Plasma 6.2.5 is also now more robust against faulty widgets to hopefully avoid crashing.
- Plasma 6.2.4 meanwhile is more robust against malformed .desktop files.
More details on all of the KDE changes for the week via blogs.kde.org .