have unsaved work and Wayland dies then nothing gets lost. In other KDE news - by the way - another major feature landed: from now on whenever the Wayland crashes Qt applications won't be automatically closed. This will make KDE Windows app even better and more appealing!
Previously KDE had to use another kind of terminal view that had fewer features but worked in Windows now, it's possible to directly integrate Konsole. But, most importantly, there are other KDE apps on Windows - such as Dolphin or Kate - that embed Konsole widgets inside of them. A first answer, of course, is to allow even users on proprietary operating systems to try out free software applications even before making a full switch to Linux. KDE just made sure that Konsole works on Windows too. KDE brings Konsole to Windows Kate on Windows 11 with Konsole integrated inside of it. If you'd like to get into the technical details on how this is implemented you can check out the official announcement: The feature only works out of the box from Android 12 (and, with some care, on Android 11 too). a Youtube video - will be played on the computer you're using scrcpy from. This means that all the content playing on the phone - e.g. So, what did the update bring? Well, now not only the screen is mirrored, but the audio is as well. In some specific use cases, it can be a really handy tool! It allows that both when the device is connected by a cable, but also if the phone in on the same network as your computer (and it works with tablets too). The project "scrcpy" has just released version 2.0! This little tool allows you to use your (Android) phone directly from your computer as if it was a normal window. You can now mirror phone audio with scrcpy A scrcpy window, perfectly integrated with the look of the desktop.
KDE has managed to port Konsole to Windows 11, and for a good reason A GNOME Image Viewer application has refactored image decoding, with many user-facing improvements Meta is considering joining the Fediverse through ActivityPub: there's a lot going on! However, I'll start with a major release (2.0) of a little tool that might come extremely in handy if you have an Android device.
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