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This week in KDE: most of GNOME shell in the Overview effect
This week in KDE: most of GNOME shell in the Overview effect.
This week the new KWin Overview effect gained the ability to shows results from KRunner when you search! This brings it fairly close to feature parity with GNOME’s central Activities Overview…
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