Long-time KDE developer Andrius Štikonas had the great pleasure of announcing this past weekend the release and general availability of a new, major milestone of the KDE Partition Manager open-source partition editor tool for KDE Plasma desktops.
KDE Partition Manager 3.0 is now the latest stable and most advanced version of the application, which is considered a rival to the widely-used GParted partition editor used by default in most the Live ISO image of various GNU/Linux distributions. GParted is written in GTK+, not Qt, as KDE Partition Manager currently is.
Being a major release and all that, KDE Partition Manager 3.0 includes some exciting new features, such as support for LVM on LUKS and LUKS on LVM configurations, which you can view in action on the video attached at the end of the article. The new version also supports resizing of LVM Logical Volumes (LV).
Now available in KDE Neon User Edition
Among other interesting features implement… (read more)
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