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Adds a `kde-linux-collect-logs` command-line tool that collects system diagnostics into a single timestamped `.tar.zst` archive for attaching to bug reports. It gathers a system summary, a full `inxi -Faz` dump, graphics info (`drm_info`, `kscreen-doctor -o`), the environment, `/etc/fstab`, `dmesg`, boot journals, and a few KDE-specific extras, writing each to its own file and skipping missing tools gracefully. Refuses to run inside a container, and `inxi -z` auto-filters MACs and serials. Also adds `inxi` to the CLI package set, since it forms the basis of the report. Resolves #547
KDE Linux
This is the repository for KDE Linux, codenamed "Project Banana": a KDE-owned general-purpose Linux®-based operating system.
The goal of KDE Linux is to create a bulletproof OS suitable for normal people, showcasing the best of KDE that we can proudly recommend to users and OEMs, with a coherent "here's how you get it" story.
Current state
KDE Linux has released the Testing Edition, which provides built-from-git-master versions of Plasma and KDE apps. General daily driving should be usable for adventurous people with backups, but not yet for regular people. See https://linux.kde.org for more details.
Note that the QA & testing infrastructure needs more thoroughness and automation, so expect some bad builds from time to time that you'll need to roll back.
Finally, anything currently pre-installed may be removed before the beta release. Don't build mission-critical workflows around any of it.
Install it
Use it
Life on a cutting-edge immutable OS can be unfamiliar! Read the official documentation to learn how to perform various tasks.
Get help with it
Post at https://discuss.kde.org and tag your post with "kde-linux".
Report an issue with it
- Issues in the OS itself: https://invent.kde.org/kde-linux/kde-linux/-/issues/new (ignore the scary red banner at the top of the page)
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Contribute to it
The KDE Linux team is super excited to receive new contributors! The OS is easy to hack on, and the developers hang out in the #kde-linux:kde.org Matrix room.
See https://linux.kde.org/docs/kde-linux-dev for details.
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