Plasma 5.22

안정성과 신뢰성을 개선한 Plasma 5.22가 출시되었습니다. 보이지 않는 곳의 코드 개선과 리팩토링을 통해 응답 속도와 성능을 개선해서 불쾌함이나 놀람 없이 생산성을 개선할 수 있습니다. KDE의 Plasma 5.22 데스크톱으로 더 부드럽게 즐기십시오.

Plasma 5.22는 디자인 개선, 부드러움 개선, 투명도, 흐림, 아이콘, 애니메이션의 일관성을 통해서 사용 편의성을 증가시켰습니다. 화면 요소를 사용하기 편한 곳으로 옮기고, 힌트와 시각적 도움을 제공하고, 새로운 설정을 추가하여 필요에 맞게 작업 공간을 설정할 수 있습니다. KDE의 정신을 따라서, 더 안정적이고 매력적인 데스크톱 환경을 제공하면서도 모습이나 행동을 제어할 수 있는 가능성을 여전히 제공합니다. Plasma 5.22는 항상 그랬듯이 사용자 정의에 필요한 유연함과 도구를 제공합니다.

한편 Plasma 데스크톱을 차세대 디스플레이 프로토콜 Wayland로 완전히 이동하려는 작업도 계속 진행 중입니다. 많은 인기 있는 배포판에서 Plasma Wayland를 기본값으로 사용합니다. Plasma에 Wayland를 사용함으로써 X11에서 구현할 수 없었던 기능이나 버그를 수정할 수 있으며, 더 나은 사용자 경험과 안정성을 제공합니다.

더 알고 싶으신가요? Plasma 5.22에 대해서 더 알아볼 수 있습니다:

일반적인 모습과 사용 편의성

Developers continue to work on the aesthetics to make using Plasma more pleasurable with every new version. This time around, the big new feature is Adaptive Transparency: This means the panel and panel widgets will usually be pleasantly translucent, but will become entirely opaque if there are any maximized windows, to avoid any visual distractions when you need to focus. You can also make your panel always translucent or always opaque if you want.

Adaptive Transparency

It is this kind of attention to detail that makes Plasma a pleasure to use. Take what happens when you hover over an app's icon in the Task Manager in the panel: a tooltip will appear showing you previews of all the windows that the app has open. This is not new, but now, when you move your cursor over the preview, the window itself will show up in the main work area, giving you a full-sized view of what it contains. As with most things Plasma, you can switch this option off if you find it unhelpful.

We gradually improve the applications which ship with Plasma too, and have transitioned to Plasma System Monitor from the older KSysguard as the default system monitoring app. Now you can keep an eye on what's going on with your apps in the brand new Application view, and more easily customize the app to show anything you want. Likewise, applet and widgets get tweaks and improvements all the time, the Sticky Notes widget, that now allows you to change the size of the text they show.

And the push to the window system of the future continues: developers have hugely improved Wayland support in general, and the Plasma Wayland session now supports Activities: a classic feature unique to the Plasma desktop that allows you to have completely different environments for different aspects of your computing life. Activities let you separate your day job environment from your side-gig as a vlogger and podcaster, and from your leisure time, when you just want to relax and watch a movie or chat with friends. In a similar vein, the Global Menu applet now lets you search through menu items on Wayland.

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Set Bookmark

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Offline updates (which ask you to reboot and are then applied while the system is starting) are excellent for when an update could potentially interfere with a running application. That said, some users find them annoying, so System Settings now offers an option to disable them -- or enable them if you are running a distro that has decided to leave them off by default. Open System Settings and navigate to the Software Update page to adjust this service to your liking.

Finally, developers and designers have been hard at work improving the accessibility and keyboard navigability of the settings to make it easier for everyone to make their way around the many options available.

System Tray

Widgets in the System Tray (usually located down in the right-hand corner of the panel) are much more consistent in appearance and are also more useful. Plasma 5.22 introduces a re-designed Digital Clock that not only improves its looks, but also gives you the option of having the date below the time or having it to one side, on the same line, making it easier to read. A related improvement is that the look of the calendar that pops up when you click on the clock has been overhauled, and is now more functional and gives you more information in the same space, while at the same time making it easier on the eyes.

Another upgrade is that you can now select the audio devices' profiles directly from the Audio Volume widget in System Tray. This means, you can switch the audio output from the internal loudspeakers to, say, your TV via HDMI in just three clicks and without having to go through the audio configuration dialog. Just click on the hamburger menu beside the device you want to change and pick Profiles... from the drop down menu.

The Clipboard, where all your copied stuff goes, has become easier to use, as you can now see all its contents by simply pressing Meta [Windows Key] +V.