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[H2] KDE is turning 30 this year!
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[H1] What is KDE?
An international community developing the world’s finest free and open-source software.KDE’s software powers NASA, CERN, Mercedes electric vehicles, the Steam Deck, your favorite YouTuber, and schools, governments, and offices throughout the world.Our software breathes new life into old devices, and turbo-charges new ones. Anyone is welcome to use our software for free, or to help build it!Learn More
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[H2] KDE Applications
[H3] Powerful, multi-platform, and for everyone
Use KDE software to surf the web, keep in touch with colleagues, friends and family, manage your files, enjoy music and videos; and get creative and productive at work. The KDE community develops and maintains more than 200 applications which run on any Linux desktop, and often other platforms too.See all applications
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[H3] GCompris
Engage young minds with GCompris, an extensive educational suite packed with fun and interactive activities for children aged 2 to 10.
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[H3] Krita
Unleash your creativity with Krita, the professional open-source painting software for digital artists.
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[H3] LabPlot
Create stunning data visualizations and perform in-depth analysis with LabPlot, the free and open-source plotting software for everyone.
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[H3] For You
[H3] We develop KDE for everyone, from kids to grandparents and from professionals to hobbyists.
[H2] KDE For Digital Sovereignty
Regaining Independence from Tech Giants Since 1996
[H2] KDE for Creators
For Artists Using KDE Applications.
[H2] KDE for Scientists
Our best open-source tools for scientists and researchers.
[H2] KDE for Activists
Fight the Power Using KDE Applications.
[H2] KDE for Developers
For Developers Using KDE Applications.
[H2] KDE for Gamers
Enjoy your games on Plasma and Linux
[H2] KDE for Kids
KDE provides a wide array of applications for children covering both educational applications and games.
[H2] KDE For Students
Study with KDE
[H2] KDE for Travelers
Travel the World Using KDE Applications
[H2] KDE for Windows 10 Exiles
Upgrade your software, not your computer
[H2] Devices
[H2] Buy a computer with Plasma preinstalled
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[H3] Steam Deck
The Steam Deck is a portable console that runs the latest AAA games with the flexibility of a full PC.
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[H3] Tuxedo Computers
Customizable Plasma-based notebooks and desktop computers optimized for tailor-made hardware.
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[H3] KDE Slimbook
The Slimbook is a shiny, sleek and good looking laptop that can do any task thanks to its powerful AMD Ryzen processor.
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[H3] Kubuntu Focus
Kubuntu Focus optimizes the OS for the hardware so you don't have to. Save time with dozens of powerful tools and comprehensive guides.Other hardware manufacturers are selling devices with Plasma. See all devices
You can continue using your old computer after the end of Windows 10 support. Visit endof10.org
[H2] Announcements
Thursday, 14 May 2026
[H3] KDE Plasma 6.7 Beta Release
KDE Ships Plasma 6.7 Beta.
Read MoreWednesday, 13 May 2026
[H3] Sovereign Tech Fund invests over €1 million in KDE software development
Big Tech’s disregard for privacy laws and individuals’ personal data has become a matter of national security. As news of willful mismanagement fill the headlines on an almost daily basis, the world is beginning to turn away from expensive and insecure spyware-riddled software imposed by the likes of Microsoft, Google, Meta, Apple, et al.Read MoreTuesday, 12 May 2026
[H3] KDE Plasma 6.6.5, Bugfix Release for May
Today KDE releases a bugfix update to KDE Plasma 6.
Read MoreFriday, 8 May 2026
[H3] KDE Ships Frameworks 6.26.0
KDE today announces the release of KDE Frameworks 6.26.0.
Read More? View all announcements
[H2] KDE Eco
[H3] Join the sustainable software movement
Software has a direct effect on energy and resource consumption. KDE has the goal of providing software which does this in a way that reduces software's environmental impact.Let’s make energy efficient software and digital sustainability part of our community. We can live up to our responsibility for this and future generations!Join KDE Eco
[H1] Community
[H2] Next Events
Thursday, 6 August 2026
- Sunday, 9 August 2026
[H3] FOSSY 2026
Conference CanadaThe North American KDE community (Camp KDE) will be at FOSSY 2026 and there will be a dedicated KDE track!The CFP is open through April 30.Saturday, 19 September 2026
- Thursday, 24 September 2026
[H3] Akademy 2026
Conference 30 Years of KDE AustriaAkademy is the annual world summit of KDE, one of the largest Free Software communities in the world. It is a free, non-commercial event organized by the KDE Community. This year we will celebrate the 30th years of KDE in Graz.Tuesday, 13 October 2026
8:00 pm
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[H3] IFBA - KDE's Birthday Party
30 Years of KDE BrazilCelebrate the 30th years of KDE with the Linux community of Salvador (Brazil).Wednesday, 14 October 2026
7:00 pm
+0100
[H3] Parinux - KDE's Birthday Party
30 Years of KDE FranceCelebrate the 30th years of KDE with the Linux community of Paris (France).? View all incoming events
[H2] Previous Events
[H2] Kdenlive 2025 Sprint
Berlin, Germany
[H2] FOSDEM 2025
Brussels, Belgium
[H2] conf.kde.in 2025
Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India
[H2] Scale22x
Pasadena, CA, USA
[H2] FOSSAsia
Bangkok, Thailand
[H2] IndiaFOSS
Bengaluru, India
[H2] Linux App Summit
Tirana, Albania
[H2] Akademy-es 2025
Málaga, Spain
[H2] Akademy 2025
Berlin, Germany

[H1] KDE at 30
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[H2] KDE is turning 30 this year!
Three decades of passionate community effort against all odds; delivering control, privacy, and freedom to our users; and tons and tons of software.
[H3] CHECK BACK OFTEN!
We will be updating this page frequently with new content, exciting 30th Anniversary news, things you can participate in, updated merch you can get, and much more!Read on and discover interesting facts you never knew, new merch you didn’t know you needed (but you do now!), how you too can help ensure we thrive the next 30 years, and where and how you can celebrate KDE’s birthday.Let’s start with that…
[H2] Plan your party?
Join an event happening near you. If there are none, organize your own!Whether it is a meetup over drinks, a nice meal with friends, an installfest, or a full conference, let us know what, where, and when you are celebrating KDE’s birthday.We’ll include your event in our list and it will show up in the map below.HOW TO ADD YOUR EVENT: Visit our wiki page and add your event using the template.
[H2] Help KDE…
Most of our funds (70%!) come from private end users just like you. Become a Supporting Member and help ensure we receive a regular amount of money we can count on. This helps us plan and know what to expect for the next month, quarter, or year.Use the box at the top of this page and select Become a Member to become a Supporting Member.Or make a one-time donation and provide us with emergency funds to get us through the following year.Use the box at the top of this page and select 1-time Donation to make your donation.
[H3] Why donate
We produce first-class software and your donation keeps us “in business” and our software sustainable for generations to come.We keep you in control and your donation allows KDE to remain truly independent.We reach people the tech industry left behind and your donation contributes to serving those who are ignored by the industry, and bring marginalized users into the community so we can grow the project for everyone.We push to get Free Software into public institutions and your donation helps us adapt our software to what public institutions require, so your taxes go to fund Free Software, not some big tech corp.
[H3] How we use the money
Our goals are ambitious and we need funds to carry them out. We need:a solid infrastructure for developers, translators, and other contributorscontractors (marketeers, event planners, lawyers, accountants) to carry out specialized tasksto fund contributors travelling expenses so everybody has a chance to participate in the communityto pay to attend events and for material for boothsto commission artwork and designstargeted development.
[H2] …and save the world
KDE contributes to cleaning up the world and you can too.KDE contributor Farid inspired us to take on the “30 for 30” challenge: for our 30th birthday, we are asking you to do something to help the environment and make the planet a nicer place to live in. Farid is planting 30 trees and we want you to come up with something similar.Film you and your crew carrying out your effort and we will promote your project on social media.Here are some more ideas:Rescue 30 computers (or more!) from ending up in a landfillUpcycle 30 phones with a free mobile operating systemClean up 30 hectares of woodlandConvert 30 people to a free operating systemTake 30 techbros to court so they stop building AI datacenters
[H2] KDE’s history
KDE has had a long and exciting history. Here we present a brief summary of what has happened over the last few decades, but if you want to see all the details, visit our timeline website, which gets updated every time something important happens.1995Qt CreatedIn 1995, the Norwegian company Troll Tech created the cross-platform framework Qt, with which KDE would be created in the following year. Qt became the basis of the main KDE technologies in these 20 years. Learn more about Qt History.
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1996KDE AnnouncedIn 1996, Matthias Ettrich announced the creation of Kool Desktop Environment (KDE), a graphical interface for Unix systems, built with Qt and C ++ and designed for the end user. The name "KDE" was a pun on the graphic environment CDE, which was proprietary at the time. Read the original announcement of the KDE Project.
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1997KDE One Conference Held in ArnsbergIn 1997, about 15 KDE developers met in Arnsberg, Germany, to work on the project and discuss its future. This event became known as KDE One.
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KDE e.V. FoundedIn 1997, KDE e.V., the nonprofit that represents the KDE community financially and legally, was founded in Tübingen, Germany.
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1998KDE 1 ReleasedKDE released the first stable version of its graphical environment in 1998, with highlights as an application development framework, the KOM/OpenParts, and a preview of its office suite.
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1999Konqi AdoptedIn April 1999, a dragon is announced as the new animated assistant to the KDE Help Center. It was so charming that it replaced the previous project mascot, Kandalf, from version 3.x on. See the KDE 2 Screenshot showing Konqi and Kandalf.
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2000KDE 2 ReleasedKDE released its second version, featuring as main news Konqueror web browser and file manager; and the office suite KOffice. KDE had its code almost entirely rewritten for this second version.
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2002KDE 3 ReleasedKDE released its third version, showing as important additions a new print framework, KDEPrint; the translation of the project for 50 languages; and a package of educational applications, maintained by the KDE Edutainment Project.
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2008KDE 4 ReleasedIn 2008, the community announced the revolutionary KDE 4. In addition to the visual impact of the new default theme, Oxygen, and the new desktop interface, Plasma; KDE 4 also innovated by presenting the following applications: the PDF reader Okular, the Dolphin file manager, as well as KWin, supporting graphics effects. See KDE 4.0 Visual Guide.
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20091 Million Commits ReachedThe community reached the mark of 1 million of commits. From 500,000 in January 2006 and 750,000 in December 2007, only 19 months later, contributions reached the 1 million mark. The increase in these contributions coincides with the launch of innovative KDE 4.
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2014Plasma 5 ReleasedRelease of the first stable version of Plasma 5. This new generation of Plasma has a new theme, Breeze. Changes include a migration to a new, fully hardware-accelerated graphics stack centered around an OpenGL(ES) scenegraph. This version of Plasma uses as base the Qt 5 and Frameworks 5.
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Plasma Mobile AnnouncedThe community announced Plasma Mobile, an interface for smartphones that uses Qt, Frameworks 5 and Plasma Shell technologies.
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2021Valve Chooses KDE Plasma for Steam DeckValve, the creators of Steam, announced their portable gaming computer called Steam Deck has KDE Plasma as the default desktop experience. KDE developers have been working with Valve to make Plasma work well with Steam Deck.
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2024KDE Launches Plasma 6With Plasma 6, our technology stack underwent two major upgrades: a transition to the latest version of our application framework, Qt, and a migration to the modern Linux graphics platform, Wayland. The launch was dubbed "MegaRelease", as new versions of KDE's apps and Frameworks, along with a new version of Plasma Mobile were all published at the same time.
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2025KDE Linux is bornKDE Linux is a free, open-source, user-focused operating system being built by KDE to include the best implementation of everything KDE has to offer, using the most advanced technologies.
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[H2] KDE trivia
Did you know that…?
[H3] …KDE has helped put robots on Mars?
We did! And we have the graphical evidence to prove it:
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That is from the documentary Good Night Oppy, about the Opportunity Mars rover. In the scene you can see a NASA engineer troubleshooting the rover while in flight towards Mars from a KDE 3 workstation.You can watch Good Night Oppy on Amazon Prime.Submitted by Paul Brown
[H3] …KDE built the HTML engine that powers most web browsers?
It’s true!KDE’s web engine was written back in 1998 - 1999 and was subsequently used as the basis for Apple’s Webkit and Google’s Blink engines. This means that most modern browsers, including Safari, Chrome, Chromium, Microsoft Edge, Opera, Vivaldi, and Brave, use KDE software at their core.Indeed, if you ever check out your web server’s access logs, you will see “KHTML” on nearly every single line.And, yes, the “K” in “KHTML” stands for “KDE”.Submitted by Paul BrownDo you have a KDE Trivia Nugget you would like to share? Tell us about it!
[H2] Gallery
[H3] 1990s
'KDE One', probably the first KDE event. Held in Arnsberg, Germany in 1997. Matthias Ettrich, founder of KDE, is on the left.
[H3] 2000s
Initial release of KDE 3 on SuSE - 2002. Thanks to Manuel Alberto Ascencio Ramirez.Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia, and Matthias Ettrich, founder of KDE, in 2005Attendees to an Amarok dev sprint held in 2007.Initial release of KDE 4 on Kubuntu - 2008. Thanks to Manuel Alberto Ascencio Ramirez.Adriaan de Groot at FOSDEM 2008 (Brussels), posing at a KDE-branded machine at the KDE booth. Picture by Bart CoppensThe group photo of the KDE devroom at FOSDEM 2008 (Brussels).The group photo of the KDE devroom at FOSDEM 2009 (Brussels).
[H3] 2010s
Akademy 2013 in Bilbao, Spain. Thanks Gorka Palazio.Sometimes fixing a clipboard bug requires the power of three generations of David. From left to right: David Faure, David Edmundson, David Redondo. Picture by Neofytos Kolokotronis during the Onboarding Sprint 2019The group photo of the KDE devroom at FOSDEM 2010 (Brussels).The Brazilian team with Konqi at Latinoware 2012.
[H3] 2020s
2024 Anniversay party held in Berlin.Tobias Leupold (KGeoTag) meets Johannes Zarl-Zierl (KPhotoAlbum) in person for the first time in 2024 after working together for 10 years.

[H1] Plasma is a Desktop
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Use Plasma to surf the web; keep in touch with colleagues, friends and
family; manage your files, enjoy music and videos; and get creative and
productive at work. Do it all in a beautiful environment that adapts to
your needs, and with the safety, privacy-protection and peace of mind that
the best Free Open Source Software has to offer.Get Plasma for your device
Buy a device with PlasmaAbout Plasma 6.6
[H2] Latest Release: Plasma 6.6
Plasma 6.6 is all about making your life as easy as possible without sacrificing any flexibilitySee Announcements
[H2] Simple by default
Plasma is designed to be easy to use.LauncherSystem TrayNotificationsDiscover
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The Plasma Launcher lets you quickly and easily launch applications, but it can do much more -- convenient tasks like bookmarking applications, searching for documents as you type, or navigating to common places help you get straight to the point. With a history of recently started programs and opened files, you can return to where you left off. It even remembers previously entered search terms so you don't have to.
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Connect to your Wi-Fi network; change the volume; switch to the next song or pause a video; access an external device; change the screen layout. All these and a lot more--directly from the system tray.
To conserve the focus on what you're currently doing, any icon can be hidden if you like. Inactive icons hide themselves unless you tell them to stay where they are.
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See active tasks and recent actions; read new e-mails; quickly reply to messages; see track changes or low battery notice; check for updates; interact with recently moved files or screenshots. Or enter "Do Not Disturb" mode to concentrate on your work.
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Discover lets you manage the applications installed in your computer. Updating, removing or installing an application is only one click away. Supports Flatpak, Snaps and the applications available in your Linux distribution.
[H2] Powerful when needed
Plasma is made to stay out of the way as it helps you get things done. But under its light and intuitive surface, it's a powerhouse. So you're free to choose ways of usage right as you need them and when you need them.KRunnerSystem SettingsProfessional Applications
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KRunner is the launcher built into the Plasma desktop. While its basic function is to launch programs from a sort of mini-command-line, its functionality can be extended by "runners" to assist the user to accomplish a lot of tasks. From opening folders and files to calculations and currency conversions or even controlling your music player application - there are so many things right at your fingertips.
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Your Plasma desktop is very flexible and can be configured just how you like it using the System Settings app. Easily manage hardware, software, and workspaces all in one place: Keyboard, Printer, Languages, Desktop Themes, Fonts, Networks...
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Krita is an application used by many artists that gives to everyone the opportunity to draw concept art, textures, matte paintings, illustrations and comics. Kdenlive is a professional tool that enables everyone to do non-linear video editing. DigiKam is an advanced open-source digital photo management application that provides a comprehensive set of tools for importing, managing, editing, and sharing photos and raw files.
[H2] Customizable
With Plasma the user is king. Not happy with the color scheme? Change it! Want to have your panel on the left edge of the screen? Move it! Don't like the font? Use a different one! Download custom widgets in one click and add them to your desktop or panel.Dark ThemeWidgetsPanelsCommunity Extensions
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Give your eyes some rest by switching Plasma and its applications to a built-in dark theme.
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Add widgets to your desktop or panels; move, rotate or resize them; download custom widgets made by the community in one click.
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Take complete control over your panels by moving and resizing them, adding new ones, changing the position of widgets within a panel or even adding new widgets to them.
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KDE has a vast community of people who create application themes, color schemes, widgets, and extensions -- all for free! You can browse their creations in the KDE Store or download them directly from the relevant page in System Settings.
[H2] KDE Connect
Send your vacation pictures; see what music is currently playing on your computer; move your mouse cursor during a presentation; poweroff your computer remotely before going to bed. All these from your Android device.Media SyncSend FilesNotifications
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See what's playing on your computer, be it music, videos or YouTube; Pause, play or skip to the next track all from your phone.ReplayShare files from your Android device by simply tapping on the share button and selecting KDE Connect.
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Synchronize notification across your devices and quickly answer to messages from your computer.Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google LLC.

[H1] Buy devices with Plasma and KDE Applications
Here you can find a list of devices with KDE Plasma pre-installed that you can buy right now:
[H2] TUXEDO Computers
[H3] TUXEDO Computers builds tailor-made hardware decked out with Linux.
TUXEDO Computers are individually built notebook and desktop machines which are fully Linux compatible. All you need to do is unpack, connect, and switch on your TUXEDO and your Linux computer is ready to go.
TUXEDO Computers is a KDE patron.With TUXEDO OS you can easily manage your everyday life! Whether it is surfing the web, writing emails, creating presentations or calculations, editing photos or even playing games - TUXEDO OS comes with a multitude of useful apps for most use cases and offers hundreds of additional, reviewed apps (mostly) free to download via the integrated app store.
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[H2] InfinityBook S 17 – Gen8
As a large desktop replacement for office and everyday use, the InfinityBook S 17 offers a lot of screen space for pleasant working and combines two supposed opposites: A large display and a still pretty portable form factor.
This is made possible by a very compact design thanks to extremely thin display bezels all around, a very slim chassis profile and a relatively light weight despite a simultaneously robust partial aluminum construction.
[H3] From €1178
[H2] InfinityBook Pro
An extremely compact and lightweight yet sturdy, high-quality all-aluminum case, paired with a very large battery, high processing speed, full RAM and SSD upgrade options and a bright, razor-sharp 3K display.
The InfinityBook Pro 14 is your ideal, ultra portable Linux companion for work and home, which provides plenty of computing power for software developers or media professionals thanks to its AMD Ryzen 7 8845HS.
Also available an Intel Core Ultra 7 155H.
[H3] From €1049
All TUXEDO's computers are individually assembled, installed, configured and tested for you. This ensures consistently high quality, reliability, smooth running and low noise levels. For example, we only install fans that are capable of cooling significantly stronger configurations. So there is hardly any noise!Learn More
[H2] KDE Slimbook
[H3] Powerful Hardware, Sleek Software
The KDE Slimbook VII with its Ryzen AI 9 365 processor gives you better
performance while running your applications. KDE Neon, with the new Plasma 6
desktop provides the best environment and the widest range of programs for
all your personal and professional computing needs, while at the same time
protecting your privacy and giving you full control.
Slimbook is a KDE patron.
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[H2] Specifications
AMD Ryzen AI 9 36516-inch IPS LED display with 2560 × 1600 resolution at 165 Hz and sRGB 100%Up to 8 TB storage NVME PCIe 4.0Up to 128 GB DDR5720p webcam80‑watt‑hour battery1.85 kgConfigureLearn More
[H2] Kubuntu Focus Systems
[H3] Validated Linux Systems. US-Based, Ships Worldwide.
Kubuntu Focus optimizes for the hardware and validates all major upgrades
to help ensure your daily driver just keeps working for years after your
purchase. Tested components include Kernels, KDE Plasma, GPU drivers,
Focus Tools, and ML libraries. Shipping to US and Canada is free.
Kubuntu Focus is a KDE patron.
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[H2] Focus Zr GEN 1
Premium desktop power in a portable 18" workstation. Features an Ultra 9
275HX, PCIe 5.0, and up to a 24 GB 5090 RTX M. Ideal for the
most demanding rendering, development, AAA games, video editing, and ML.
From $4,095.
[H2] Focus M2 GEN 6
High-end desktop power in a thin-and-light portable 16" workstation.
Features an Ultra 9 275HX CPU, PCIe 5.0, and a 12 GB RTX 5070 Ti M.
Perfect for rendering, development, AAA games, ML, and video editing.
From $2,895.
[H2] Focus Ir14 and Ir16 GEN 2
Thin and light 14" and 16" laptops that deliver performance, endurance,
and quality. Both feature a brilliant 450-nit 16:10 display, no-flex
keyboard, 12-core CPU, and all-alloy construction. Great for mobile
development, DevOps, and content creation.
From $1080.
[H2] Focus NX GEN 3
A 4.6" powerhouse that outperforms an i7-12700K desktop with just 33% of
the TDP. Choose a 16-core Ultra 7 255H or a 14-core Ultra 5 225H. The Arc
140T iGPU outpaces the AMD 890M, runs AAA titles at 1080p, and drives 4 ×
4k monitors.
From $895.Learn More
[H2] Steam Deck
[H3] A portable console that runs AAA games
Play your entire gaming library with this portable console that has the flexibility of a PC.
The Steam Deck runs KDE Plasma optimized to play the latest AAA games and your
favorite emulators. You can even connect a screen, keyboard, and mouse for a full
Plasma-based desktop PC experience.
[H3] Specifications
Operating system pre-installed: SteamOS 3 (Arch Linux based)CPU: Custom AMD Ryzen quad-core 3.5 GHz CPUGPU: Custom 1.6 GHz GPU with 8 RDNA 2 Compute UnitsMemory: 16 GB RAM (LPDDR5)Display: 1200 × 800 7” IPS LCD or 1200 × 800 7.4” HDR OLEDStorage: Up to 1 TB SSDPrice: starting at US$399Learn More
[H1] Hardware sellers and services with KDE Plasma as an option
You can find here a list of hardware sellers and services offering Plasma as an option
[H2] Shells
Sign up for KDE Neon on Shells and access all the power and security
of KDE's Plasma desktop from anywhere.Shells lets you transform any device into a powerful, secure Plasma
machine, allowing you to work, code, or play on your laptop, smart TV
or phone. Unlock the full potential of KDE's full range of software on
any device with Shells virtual desktop in the cloud.Shell makes a donation to KDE when you use this link.Learn more
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[H2] Star Labs
Star Labs offers a range of laptops designed and built specifically for
Linux. Two versions of their laptop are offered: the Star Lite Mk III
11-inch and the Star LabTop Mk IV 13-inch.
Learn more
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