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KDE Picks Enterprise, Documentation, and Styling as New 2026-2028 Goals

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KDE Picks Enterprise, Documentation, and Styling as New Goals

KDE’s 2026–2028 goals include stronger enterprise support, consolidated documentation, and a unified styling system.

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Oxygen is still in KDE, so I doubt Breeze is going anywhere.
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  Thank Ahura Mazda for that. I love Oxygen so much!

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