KDE 的新进展将为树莓派和 PinePhone Pro 用户提供极大帮助
KDE ARM

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KDE 最近像往常一样分享了它的月度更新，介绍了最新的应用发展和进展。


虽然 [Falkon 3.2 版本](https://news.itsfoss.com/falkon-browser-3-2-release/) 是一个重要的升级，但还有其他几个 KDE 应用程序的更新/bug 修复。


然而，有一件有趣的事情。


KDE 开始为 ARM 平台提供应用程序了。


但是，这究竟是什么意思呢？让我们来看看！


### KDE 应用于 ARM：一个令人兴奋的发展！


你可以在各种仓库、Flatpak 和 Snap 商店中找到 KDE 应用程序。


而 KDE 选择了 Snap 商店来发布其第一个用于 ARM64 的 Snap 软件包。


换句话说，KDE 应用程序正在以 Snap 的方式进入 ARM 平台。


当然，对于一个应用程序来说，支持各种平台和各种发行版是有意义的，所有这些都在单一的商店提供。


第一个可用于 ARM64 的 Snap 软件包是 [kblocks](https://snapcraft.io/kblocks)。


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这是一个经典的掉落式积木游戏，它是一个有趣的游戏，也许对于 ARM 平台来说不算什么。


然而，如果你有树莓派或 PinePhone Pro，这意味着你可以期待有更多为 ARM 平台优化的 KDE 应用程序通过 Snap 商店提供。


### ARM 芯片的未来


考虑到 ARM 平台的早期发展，与现有的设备数量相比，我认为这是很好的进展。


就目前而言，树莓派用户和 PinePhone pro 用户可以立即从新的 KDE 应用程序中受益。


当我们开始看到更多的由 ARM 驱动的设备或笔记本电脑时，你可以期望大家都开始为 ARM 做准备。


希望在时机成熟时，Linux 平台及其应用程序将为 ARM 平台做好准备。


我们应该避免出现像苹果 M1 系列那样的情况，在没有适当的应用生态系统可用的情况下，性能会有很大的不同。


关于 KDE 应用程序以 Snap 包支持 ARM64，你怎么看？假设你有一个树莓派或 PinePhone Pro，你对它的未来有什么期待？


请在下面的评论中告诉我你的想法。




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KDE recently shared its monthly updates on the latest app developments and progress, as usual.

While the [Falkon 3.2 release](https://news.itsfoss.com/falkon-browser-3-2-release/) was a significant upgrade, there were several other updates/bug fixes to other KDE applications.

However, there was one interesting thing about it.

KDE is starting to make applications available for the ARM Platforms.

But, what does it mean exactly? Let’s take a look!

## KDE Apps for ARM: An Exciting Development!

You can find KDE apps on various repositories, Flatpak, and the Snap store.

And, KDE chose the Snap store to publish its first Snap for ARM64.

In other words, KDE applications are making their way as a Snap to the ARM platform.

Of course, it makes sense for an application to support a variety of platforms and various distributions, all from a single store.

The first Snap available for ARM64 is [kblocks](https://snapcraft.io/kblocks?ref=news.itsfoss.com).

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Considering that it is a classic falling blocks game, and a fun idea, it may not be a big deal for the ARM platform.

However, if you have a Raspberry Pi or a PinePhone Pro, it should be a good indication to expect more KDE apps optimized for the ARM platform available through the Snap store.

## The Future with ARM Chips

Considering the early developments for the ARM platform, I’d say it is good progress when compared to the number of devices available.

As of now, the Raspberry Pi users and the PinePhone pro users can immediately benefit from new KDE applications.

As we start to see more ARM-powered devices or laptops, you should expect almost everyone to start prepping for ARM.

Hopefully, the Linux platform and its applications will be ready for the ARM platform when the time comes.

We should avoid a situation like Apple’s M1 series, where the performance makes a big difference without having a proper app ecosystem available.

*What do you think about KDE apps available as a Snap for ARM64? Assuming you have a Raspberry Pi or PinePhone Pro, what do you expect for its future?*

Let me know your thoughts in the comments below.

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