I have Fedora 31 Workstation and have installed the Plasma desktop, just to see how it works on my system.
Now I can’t find the “about system” to see which version of KDE Plasma is installed. It is limited, because it’s not the Fedora Plasma Spin, so some things are missing.
I can easily find that info while in the normal Gnome environment.
The issue, I think, is that the capabilities of the running Plasma Desktop aren’t a question of what version is running, but of what other, related packages are installed. If there are other KDE packages available on the system, they’ll be integrated automatically. Any that are missing, won’t be.
If you just want to install “the rest of KDE”, effectively (the stuff that would be part of the KDE Spin), one option is to install the entire package group:
OP already installed KDE. They’re just trying to figure out what version of KDE they are now running. I dunno how to get to the “About” page like Gnome or XFCE have, so I recommended they just use dnf to see what version is installed.
Yes, that’s what I was trying to do. I ran the command and it asked me about “Importing GPG key” and other stuff Userid, Fingerprint and From with lots of stuff after every heading.
It asked me if this is okay. I don’t know what all of that means and if it’s okay or not.
Update! I got it! I have 5.17.5 and the latest version is 5.18. No problem.
Yes, thank you for the interest in my issue. I am just trying out Plasma to see how it works on my system.
So far it’s more snappy than Gnome, but Gnome is more practical for me, coming from a Zorin background.(Modified Gnome)
I will make up my mind in the months to come. Keep the standard Fedora or switch to the Plasma Spin after Fedora 31 comes out at the end of April. Okay, maybe a week or two after that, just to make sure the most bugs are ironed out.
Whatever the case might be, I love Fedora, it’s not just for developers after all.
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krunner is invoked with these keys: alt F2.
You don’t have to do any of that, Info Center is one of the menu choices in the System (Applications sub menu)