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Following the instructions here it will automatically build all KDE software that has a KF5 port, most notably the Plasma workspaces, but also development previews of Kate, Konsole and Dolphin.
Following the instructions here it will automatically build all KDE software that has a KF5 port, most notably the Plasma workspaces, but also development previews of Kate, Konsole and Dolphin.


Afterwards follow the guides for "Runtime setup" and then run "plasmashell"
Afterwards follow the guides for "Runtime setup" and then run "kwin5 --replace" and "plasmashell".


==Live CD==
==Live CD==

Revision as of 16:03, 15 May 2014

How to install test versions of Plasma Next

Kubuntu

http://blogs.kde.org/2013/07/31/project-neon-5-daily-builds-ubiquity-wireless-setup


SuSE

openSUSE offers snapshots from git master updated frequently as well. Add the KDE:Unstable:Frameworks repository (http://en.opensuse.org/SDB:KDE... and the Qt53 repository (available at the same link) and install the plasma-next-session package to have a session available at the next login.


Gentoo

`layman -a kde && layman -a qt`, `emerge @kde-live-next` and a daily run of 'smart-live-rebuild' which will only update packages that really got new commits.

From Source

Following the instructions here it will automatically build all KDE software that has a KF5 port, most notably the Plasma workspaces, but also development previews of Kate, Konsole and Dolphin.

Afterwards follow the guides for "Runtime setup" and then run "kwin5 --replace" and "plasmashell".

Live CD