A weekly roundup of openSUSE community blog posts from May 8–14, covering: Plasma 6.7 beta launch with new light/dark toggle and print queue app; Sovereign Tech Fund investing €1.28M in KDE infrastructure; openSUSE Leap 15.6 reaching end-of-life with advice to upgrade to 16.0; Framework Laptop becoming a KDE patron; a CVE disclosure (CVE-2026-44931) for a local DoS in GNOME's malcontent parental control system; KDE Frameworks 6 26th update; openSUSE Board leadership change from Gerald Pfeifer to Jeff Mahoney; Tumbleweed snapshots featuring GNOME 50.1, Linux kernel 7.0.x, and Firefox 150.0; plus Firefox tips, a new Plasma lyrics widget, and AI projects for Brazilian public health.
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openSUSE Leap 15.6 Reaches End of Life – Time to UpgradePlasma 6.7 Beta ReleasedThe syslog-ng Insider 2026-05: OTEL; Central Log Collection; Old MacSovereign Tech Fund Invests Over €1 Million in KDEPlasma Lyrics Widget – View Song Lyrics in Plasma 6 (28)Fifth Update of Plasma 6.6How to Change the Annoying Firefox “Not Found” SoundIA MED: Public Health, Privacy and Brazilian Technological SovereigntySOTAQUE: When AI Learns to Speak like a BrazilianFirefox Not Displaying Japanese (or Chinese or Korean) Characters in PlasmaFramework Becomes a KDE Patronmalcontent: Disk Space Exhaustion via Globally Accessible D-Bus API (CVE-2026-44931)26th Update of KDE Frameworks 6 and the KArchive LibraryLinux Saloon 200 | Open Mic NightopenSUSE Board Leadership ChangeICC Profiles in HDR ❤️ – This Week in PlasmaUSS/FMS CarrierTumbleweed – Review of the Weeks 2026/18 & 19LliureX Turns 21 – Happy Birthday!Sort: