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This week in KDE: Final Plasma 6.1 polishing and new features for 6.2
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It's not garbage and if anything, it makes plasma better by being a bit of competition and offering simplicity.
I think it's more similar to the mac idea of simplicity, but there isn't much new features.
Gnome is way better that Mac OS