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KDE marks 30th anniversary with Plasma 6.8 release and X11 farewell

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KDE, the open-source desktop environment project, is celebrating its 30th anniversary. To mark the occasion, the project has released Plasma 6.8. The release coincides with the project bidding farewell to the X11 display server. The celebration also includes a movie. The source material provides few further details on the release's features or the movie's content.

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