KDE developer Nate Graham is out with his usual weekly recap of all things Plasma. Some of the interesting KDE improvements -- both features and fixes -- for the week included:
- Plasma 6.3 adds the ability to clone a desktop panel.
- The KWin custom tiling system now remembers the arrangement on a per-virtual-desktop basis.
- Support for using keyboard shortcuts to move windows between custom tiling tile zones based on directionality.
- The option to limit the lower and upper ranges for tablet pen pressure.
- The KDE System Settings Display & Monitor area now shows a slider for normal/SDR brightness for each screen.
- The active virtual desktop is now remembered on a per activity basis.
- Slightly better performance for every app and window that makes use of KWindowSStateSaver.
- Various bug fixes.
More details on the new features and fixes this week in the KDE land via Nate Graham's blog on blogs.kde.org .