linux·LinuxbyDie4Ever What a real LTS looks like: Kubuntu 26.04https://pointieststick.com/2026/08/13/what-a-real-lts-looks-like-kubuntu-26-04/Open linkView original on retrolemmy.com35Comments7Reply
rrumschlumpel feddit.orgSounds neat. KDE is a pretty important part of the Linux desktop ecosystem and lots of people are running fixed-release distros.13Reply
Bryce replymastodon.world2Hide 2 replies@Die4Ever While they claim to have existed for a while, I never really heard of them before, so it is tough to say. I’ve only heard of Beelink, System76, Star Labs, Framework, and Tuxedo mentioned the most frequently.4Reply
kklangcola replyreddthat.com1Hide 1 replyFocus have been a KDE sponsor and featured on kde.org for a few years now4Reply
Bryce replymastodon.world@klangcola Good to know thanks. I only saw they were around since 2019, but, hardware wise, I never heard of them.1Reply
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Sounds neat. KDE is a pretty important part of the Linux desktop ecosystem and lots of people are running fixed-release distros.
funded by https://kfocus.org/
are these laptops good?
@Die4Ever While they claim to have existed for a while, I never really heard of them before, so it is tough to say.
I’ve only heard of Beelink, System76, Star Labs, Framework, and Tuxedo mentioned the most frequently.
Focus have been a KDE sponsor and featured on kde.org for a few years now
@klangcola Good to know thanks. I only saw they were around since 2019, but, hardware wise, I never heard of them.
It's a US company.
If only all companies would support their "free" backend like this.