Kubernetes is a KDE project
The kde implementation of ubernetes, the enterprise networking stack released by Uber,
Don’t mind me, I’ll just be ridesurfing the ubernets
K rule
look out konqi
I still can’t believe they’ve made mortal kombat closed source
In reality KDE projects should start with GNU/K, because thr KDE desktop environment is just a small part of the GNU operating system, which is actually the core of the operating system.
/sarcasm
I know you’re joking, but KDE is much more than just a Linux desktop environment. They make all sorts of software working on all sorts of operating systems. I use Kdenlive on windows for example. And 90% of browsers nowadays use a fork of KDEs KHTML rendering engine.
Wow, I didn’t know about the KHTML rendering engine! I also use kdenlive for (small) video editing; but I don’t like that it has too many dependencies (it even installed the phone link thingy)
KDE is my second favorite DE, after XFCE
KDE can run on the BSDs tho, or Alpine (I think)
KDE should buy Konami
In my work, anything with a K is kubernetes-related
Unless it’s helm. K8s projects are usually named with a maritime pun.
Oh I didn’t mean exclusively kubernetes = K.
If it has a K, it’s almost certainly k8s related. If it’s k8s related, that does not mean it has a K.
If the KDE devs ever made a audio editor, they should name it K-on just for the sake of thematic memes
Kuality meme.
K9mail, Keepass, (Kamera and Kontakte in German)
And all of those
Projekt*
KI KTotally KAgree
Mortal Kombat
kanYe
Now part of HitlerOS!
Alternatively it can something Kotlin-related. Meet its mascotte, Kodee…
That definitely doesn’t spread as much joy as Konqi
Konqi is an unreachable pinnacle ❤️🐲
I love Katie :3
Imagine my surprise when I switched to Linux and my chosen DE had a mascot sharing (sorta) my name!
Kould be