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  1. Oxygen at Akademy 2026

    (Filip Fila's blog)

    Last weekend I had the privilege of attending Akademy – the yearly gathering of the KDE community.

  2. Oxygen 6.8 – more polish for KDE’s classic theme

    (Filip Fila's blog)

    The big KDE Plasma 6.7 release ushered in the summer.

  3. Oxygen 6.7 is here: a breath of fresh air for KDE’s classic theme

    (Filip Fila's blog)

    The year started off bleak.

  4. The anti-minimalist backlash is the bigger story behind Oxygen’s revival

    (Filip Fila's blog)

    Following posts on specific work being done on Oxygen, this post is going to try to go beyond the manifest work and look at the bigger picture driving it.

  5. Halfway there to 6.7: Updates on Oxygen and Air

    (Filip Fila's blog)

    The last post regarding work on fixing Oxygen was a month and a half ago.

  6. This fortnight in Bouncy Ball: custom images and sounds

    (Filip Fila's blog)

    A new version (3.4) of Bouncy Ball has just been released on the KDE Store.

  7. Beating an old, but not dead horse: what to do with the Oxygen and Air themes?

    (Filip Fila's blog)

    Minimalism came in like a wrecking ball somewhere around 2013.

  8. This week in Bouncy Ball – new features land

    (Filip Fila's blog)

    After some more nights spent with our beloved Bouncy Ball, I’m happy to announce that a new version is out on the KDE Store.

  9. Bouncy Ball will always bounce back

    (Filip Fila's blog)

    Bouncy Ball.

  10. Pathways to open-source (and from it): one flawed journey exposed

    (Filip Fila's blog)

    It’s been almost 7 years since I made a post titled “First steps in open-source” where I talked about joining KDE – a Linux community of kindred spirits working on free and open-source software.

  11. The gentle Breeze could use a fiery companion: making a case for a second theme in KDE Plasma

    (Filip Fila's blog)

    Disclaimer: This idea is solely my own; it doesn’t reflect the position of the KDE community.

  12. No, Windows is not copying KDE Plasma

    (Filip Fila's blog)

    Every so often there appear some new pics from developer builds of Windows or even leaks such as the recent Windows 11 preview screenshots.