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This week in KDE: Double-click by default

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This was a week of huge changes and improvements, starting with our headliner! Yes it’s true, by default in Plasma 6, you’ll single-click to select files and folders, and double-click t…

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The number of times I’ve accidentally opened files I didn’t want to with single click is obscene.
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