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KDE Team launches their KDE Eco initiative to help with development of more energy efficient and environmentally friendly software

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KDE Team launches their KDE Eco initiative to help with development of more energy efficient and environmentally friendly software

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KDE Eco

Building Energy-Efficient Free Software

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9•2 years ago
This is amazing! I love more green energy, especially with Free software. GO KDE!!!
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6•2 years ago
I wholeheartedly approve of this initiative : Let’s make operating systems and apps lean. Let’s get rid of the bloat.

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