On Tuesday, 4 March 2025 05:45:58 Pacific Standard Time Данила Скачедубов
wrote:
> In my scripts, I have been using the kwriteconfig5 command to configure KDE
> settings. However, with the release of KDE 6, the binary name has changed
> to kwriteconfig6.
And why can't you try to run both, and set
Justin, thanks a lot, this really helped, I hope the field naming when running kinfo doesn't change in future versions. Best regards, Daniel Кому: kde-devel@kde.org (kde-devel@kde.org);Тема: Determining KDE Version for Script Compatibility;05.03.2025, 05:57, "Justin Z
The 'kinfo' command which is part of the 'kinfocenter' package *should*
be pre-installed on any Plasma install can give you the following info.
This includes 'KDE Plasma Version: 6.3.80' which you can use to
determine what version of Plasma they are running. Alternatively, if the
OS is all the
Dear KDE Community,I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to seek advice on determining the KDE version programmatically in my Python scripts.In my scripts, I have been using the kwriteconfig5 command to configure KDE settings. However, with the release of KDE 6, the binary name has chang
Dear KDE Community,I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to seek advice on determining the KDE version programmatically in my Python scripts.In my scripts, I have been using the kwriteconfig5 command to configure KDE settings. However, with the release of KDE 6, the binary name has chang
