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Asking for donations in Plasma

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Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 4 months ago

Why do we ask for donations so often? Because it’s important! As KDE becomes more successful and an increasing number of people use our software, our costs grow as well: Web and server hostin…

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Sorry, I’ve already donated all the Plasma I can safely donate! /s jic :)
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  I kinda thought this was some new crowd funding scheme…

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