Debian Trixie to Plasma 6

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Debian Trixie to Plasma 6

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I tend to neglect my Trixie install but upgraded today. A lot of packages, a little time, and a reboot.

It's running Plasma 6 now and the upgrade actually went pretty smooth. Everything seems to work, no surprises, and very nice. I didn't even know the devs were working on it.

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Re: Debian Trixie to Plasma 6

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Germ wrote: Tue Dec 03, 2024 3:53 pm I tend to neglect my Trixie install but upgraded today. A lot of packages, a little time, and a reboot.

It's running Plasma 6 now and the upgrade actually went pretty smooth. Everything seems to work, no surprises, and very nice. I didn't even know the devs were working on it.

Plasma 6.2.3
KDE Frameworks 6.6.0
Qt 6.7.2

That's good to hear. I thought Debian was going to go with Plasma 5.27.11 in Trixie.
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Re: Debian Trixie to Plasma 6

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Yea, I figured they would stick with 5.27.11 for a while longer.
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Re: Debian Trixie to Plasma 6

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Germ wrote: Tue Dec 03, 2024 4:39 pm Yea, I figured they would stick with 5.27.11 for a while longer.
Bookwork is showing Plasma 5.27.5 but I do see that the Trixie packages for KDE has been updated from 5.27.11 to 6.2.3 since the last time I looked.
https://packages.debian.org/trixie/kde/

Also looks like Trixie will have the 6.11.10 kernel.
https://packages.debian.org/testing/kernel/
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Re: Debian Trixie to Plasma 6

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Dang!

The 6.12 Kernel has the full Realtime (RT) capabilities baked in without any patches, simply a boot switch to turn it on... A pretty big milestone in the kernel world, hopefully it will become the default (not that it's a very big deal to update)
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Re: Debian Trixie to Plasma 6

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Is Trixie running on 6.6 Kernel? Or some other?
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Re: Debian Trixie to Plasma 6

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Plasma 6.2 might not be that problem free for Nvidia systems. Based on the posts on Manjaro forum.
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Re: Debian Trixie to Plasma 6

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There is a ways to go before Trixie freeze. No kernel version is set in stone.
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Re: Debian Trixie to Plasma 6

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AVLinux wrote: Tue Dec 03, 2024 5:28 pm Dang!

The 5.12 Kernel has the full Realtime (RT) capabilities baked in without any patches, simply a boot switch to turn it on... A pretty big milestone in the kernel world, hopefully it will become the default (not that it's a very big deal to update)
Do you mean the 6.12 kernel?
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Re: Debian Trixie to Plasma 6

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dolphin_oracle wrote: Wed Dec 04, 2024 7:06 am There is a ways to go before Trixie freeze. No kernel version is set in stone.

That's true. The kernel maintainers still have 6.11/6.12 listed as stable and not longterm.
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