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This week in KDE: Tons and tons and tons of Plasma 5.20 features

5 pointsby cautionover 4 years ago

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Normilleover 4 years ago
With all the myriad improvements, bells and whistles added to various Linux window managers over the years and [without installing hacks or pluginsI I <i>still</i> have to open a file to find out what&#x27;s inside it.<p>I&#x27;m no great fan of OSX&#x27;s Finder. It has a list of flaws as long as your arm, but the ability to hit &lt;spacebar&gt; with a file selected and get a popup preview of its content, whether video, image, text or source code is something I use multiple times a day. Why, after all these years, have no Linux distros adopted this oh-so-basic feature?