KDE Linux 

Or: how I ended up developing KDE Linux. Now Then Most of the people who work on KDE Linux arrived the same way. They were KDE developers first, and then either helped start the project or wandered over to it once it existed. I went the other direction entirely. I was a user. Then a user who filed bugs. Then a user who fixed them. Somewhere in there I became one of the more active contributors, and only after all of that did I become a KDE developer. Read More

Welcome to this edition of This Month in KDE Linux, dedicated to KDE’s next-generation operating system. Read More

Welcome to the inaugural edition of This Month in KDE Linux hosted on blogs.kde.org! Read More

The openQA-based testing system has recently been integrated into KDE Linux (hooray!), and I thought it was about time I did a little write-up. The nature of KDE Linux, in which the whole system ships as a single signed image rather than a pile of packages, is (in theory) wonderful for reliability. However, this raises an uncomfortable question: how do we make sure that image actually works before we ship it to people? OpenQA is the answer! Read More