KDE Plasma, known for its customizable and traditional desktop environment, is discontinuing its Long-Term Support (LTS) releases due to community inconsistency and developer reluctance to support older versions. Instead, KDE will extend the bug-fix support for regular Plasma releases, increasing the bug-fix period from five to six releases, and may reduce feature releases from three to two annually, effectively making each release a mini-LTS. This change aims to enhance stability and allows developers to focus on current issues, while users of KDE software on LTS distros are encouraged to report problems to their respective distributions.
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