KDE Plasma 6.7 Beta has been released, featuring per-screen virtual desktops and an improved window switcher to enhance multi-monitor usability. The update also refines the Discover software center with better Flatpak management and a more streamlined layout, addressing user complaints about clutter and usability. Additional enhancements include a new character input method, stylus synchronization for tablet users, and performance boosts for Intel and AMD graphics hardware. While experimental features like Union theming and expanded Wayland protocol support show promise, users should be aware of potential instability typical of beta software
KDE Plasma 6.7 Beta released
KDE Plasma 6.7 Beta finally delivers per-screen virtual desktops and a primary-display window switcher to fix long-standing multi-monitor workflow headaches. The update also cleans up Discover with better Flatpak management, smarter review sorting, and a more logical system tray layout. Practical daily improvements include press-and-hold character input, stylus synchronization for tablet users, and noticeable performance gains for Intel and AMD graphics hardware. While experimental Union theming and expanded Wayland protocols show promising direction, testers should expect typical beta instability before the stable release rolls out to distribution repositories.
