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Episode 689: First Kontact
A new documentary reveals KDE's 30-year underdog story. Plasma pioneer Aaron Seigo joins us to look back, and explore what's next with Plasma 6.8.


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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Episode 689: First Kontact" (18 October 2026, 70 minutes), "Episode 688: Eyes on Deck" (11 October 2026, 71 minutes), and "Episode 687: Linux by Proxy" (5 October 2026, 73 minutes).
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