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Interview with KDE’s lead propagandist

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Interview with KDE’s lead propagandist

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

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I was interviewed by Brodie Robertson of the “Tech Over Tea” podcast, and we talked about pointy sticks, the theoretical benefits of Wayland, and the nuts and bolts of money in the open…

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  Plot twist: you elder brother has been the lead KDE propagandist all along.
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Love KDE. Hope they maintain their position as the ‘swiss-army knife’ of DEs.

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