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** detect when kwin is no longer responsive due to load and offer a way out of it | ** detect when kwin is no longer responsive due to load and offer a way out of it | ||
** detect when memory is being hogged and offer a way out of it (notification "yo this is using lots of ram, how about we kill it") | ** detect when memory is being hogged and offer a way out of it (notification "yo this is using lots of ram, how about we kill it") | ||
** "integrity" check for desktop environment components: detect when an important process (e.g. portals, kded, powerdevil, ksystemstats) is missing because of a crash, attempt to recover | |||
** backups: dolphin integration to roll back files | ** backups: dolphin integration to roll back files | ||
** dolphin integration shebang for google and office365 and nextcloud --- ensure we have companies in the KDE surrounding that can make sure these things are well maintained (i.e. foster a healthy eco system of KDE adjacent companies) | ** dolphin integration shebang for google and office365 and nextcloud --- ensure we have companies in the KDE surrounding that can make sure these things are well maintained (i.e. foster a healthy eco system of KDE adjacent companies) | ||
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** binary diff sysupdates need creating -- zsync? | ** binary diff sysupdates need creating -- zsync? | ||
** encryption: verity subvolume on btrfs?? figure out a good story that requires a single auth even with encryption | ** encryption: verity subvolume on btrfs?? figure out a good story that requires a single auth even with encryption | ||
** developer story using sysext needs figuring out and documenting | ** developer story using sysext needs figuring out and documenting. Check out https://gitlab.gnome.org/tchx84/sysext-utils Might just be what we need to make things more accessible | ||
** switching editions via updates kcm and maybe the sources list in discover | ** switching editions via updates kcm and maybe the sources list in discover | ||
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** explore having branded usb sticks to deliver to community members and in conferences | ** explore having branded usb sticks to deliver to community members and in conferences | ||
** talk to hardware vendors | ** talk to hardware vendors | ||
** ARM/RISC-V images? | |||
* sandbox: | * sandbox: | ||
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** KIO: needs thinking. make a daemon let it spawn workers | ** KIO: needs thinking. make a daemon let it spawn workers | ||
** anything else: sysext / toolbox for now, should minimize the rest | ** anything else: sysext / toolbox for now, should minimize the rest | ||
** Explore systemd-homed | |||
* quality | |||
**Automatic QA (openqa? Selenium? quicktest?) | |||
** Human QA tracking (test case management of some sort) | |||
** Health reporting into Sentry to identify bad releases | |||
** Support sending non-KDE crashes to Sentry | |||
* recoverability // never dead | * recoverability // never dead | ||
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* security | * security | ||
** Secure Boot | |||
** CVE/security updates: there is an atom feed of fixes | ** CVE/security updates: there is an atom feed of fixes | ||
** firewall? | ** firewall? | ||
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* virt-manager flatpak -- maybe write a kirigami kvm client (there is https://invent.kde.org/arraybolt/karton) | * virt-manager flatpak -- maybe write a kirigami kvm client (there is https://invent.kde.org/arraybolt/karton) | ||
* collect some sort of perf data on app start ups and stuff and evaluate that somewhere and somehow | * collect some sort of perf data on app start ups and stuff and evaluate that somewhere and somehow | ||
* building it | |||
** Better kde-builder dependency definitions | |||
** kde-builder to build release tags |
Latest revision as of 18:33, 12 November 2024
This is the Obstsalat (fruit salad 🍇🍈🍉🍊...). They are facets of the 🍌 experience. The OS is just part of the story.
- plasma wayland experience ( remote desktop story. easy sharing. convertible story)
- remote desktop by token or by ace
- nearby sharing: via kdeconnect?
- should sharing and remote desktop be the same thing from a UX perspective?
- session restore. rebooting needs to be a breeze because users restart a lot for updates
- detect when kwin is no longer responsive due to load and offer a way out of it
- detect when memory is being hogged and offer a way out of it (notification "yo this is using lots of ram, how about we kill it")
- "integrity" check for desktop environment components: detect when an important process (e.g. portals, kded, powerdevil, ksystemstats) is missing because of a crash, attempt to recover
- backups: dolphin integration to roll back files
- dolphin integration shebang for google and office365 and nextcloud --- ensure we have companies in the KDE surrounding that can make sure these things are well maintained (i.e. foster a healthy eco system of KDE adjacent companies)
- make people see that their software product is of crucial importance and must be well maintained (bug triage, forum support, MR commenting)
- input methods installed. fcitx, ibus, maliit, qvk
- atomic os
- binary diff sysupdates need creating -- zsync?
- encryption: verity subvolume on btrfs?? figure out a good story that requires a single auth even with encryption
- developer story using sysext needs figuring out and documenting. Check out https://gitlab.gnome.org/tchx84/sysext-utils Might just be what we need to make things more accessible
- switching editions via updates kcm and maybe the sources list in discover
- adoption story
- windows and osx story needs polishing
- make sure isoimagewriter is a nice tool to use
- explore having branded usb sticks to deliver to community members and in conferences
- talk to hardware vendors
- ARM/RISC-V images?
- sandbox:
- plasmoids: see to how to list them and spawn the process. Integrate it into the UI
- apps: flatpak and snap
- KIO: needs thinking. make a daemon let it spawn workers
- anything else: sysext / toolbox for now, should minimize the rest
- Explore systemd-homed
- quality
- Automatic QA (openqa? Selenium? quicktest?)
- Human QA tracking (test case management of some sort)
- Health reporting into Sentry to identify bad releases
- Support sending non-KDE crashes to Sentry
- recoverability // never dead
- a/b guards against some breakage
- recovery mode for breakage outside a/b
- recover user data mounts all stuff
- security
- Secure Boot
- CVE/security updates: there is an atom feed of fixes
- firewall?
- anti virus?
- compliance certification https://www.bsi.bund.de/EN/Das-BSI/Auftrag/Gesetze-und-Verordungen/gesetze-und-verordungen_node.html
- developer experience
- centralized management story to keep in mind // monitoring: hook into systemd
- eco system of companies to provide support -- ticketing system
- apple: no. banana!
- virt-manager flatpak -- maybe write a kirigami kvm client (there is https://invent.kde.org/arraybolt/karton)
- collect some sort of perf data on app start ups and stuff and evaluate that somewhere and somehow
- building it
- Better kde-builder dependency definitions
- kde-builder to build release tags