So instead of fixing the constant bugs and crashes, you're hardcoding a "feature" we already had with plugins? This isn't an improvement; it's a step backward. We used to have the *choice* to add these effects. Now you're forcing them on us and removing customization. Focus on making KDE stable, not on trivial visual garbage.

For me, the AGPL is even less usable license than the proprietary licenses.

You can download a podcast and play it on your iPod.

It is not easier to look, it is a way to ruin your eyes

I have been using KDE since version 2.1, but recently, I have become dissatisfied. With every update, something new breaks. More and more features that users could previously customize through themes are now hardcoded. For example, the Application Launcher and Task Manager have fixed colors and rounded corners that cannot be disabled. There is no functional resource manager anymore; the screenshot tool can only capture from the first screen and causes excessive screen flickering; volume controls are also broken, with a system that compresses what used to be a three-page layout into a single page, and it still does not function correctly. In the past, it was possible to choose the look and feel, and any effects like screen flashing and blinking could be turned off. However, these options are increasingly hardcoded and I don't thing it in the classical spirit of the KDE.

The list price is about 22 500$ a year. And it is taken twice a day.

Another great idea is to make a solution of soapy water and apply it outside; wherever bubbles form, there is a leak

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But in light of gravity?

So, what is Quasar?

yes

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No you can disable cookie soring all together

You need cookies to store sessions. You cant log in safely without them.

It is browser based opt out. Got to settings and opt out. It has been like that since beginning of the cookies.