Proposed KDE LLM Guidelines

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Proposed KDE LLM Guidelines

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Work items · Plasma / Plasma Workspace · GitLab

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Various components needed to run a Plasma-based environment

The discussion which was opened 2 days ago has become pretty intense. The issue has been locked for now.

These fuckers are trying to open the floodgates for LLM slop in KDE.

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/me shrugs and starts setting fluxbox + ROX up again.

Fuck 'em!

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