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K rule
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look out konqi
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KDE should buy Konami
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I still can't believe they've made mortal kombat closed source
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Kubernetes is a KDE project
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The kde implementation of ubernetes, the enterprise networking stack released by Uber,
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Don't mind me, I'll just be ridesurfing the ubernets
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In reality KDE projects should start with GNU/K, because thr KDE desktop environment is just a small part of the GNU operating system, which is actually the core of the operating system.
/sarcasm
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I know you're joking, but KDE is much more than just a Linux desktop environment. They make all sorts of software working on all sorts of operating systems. I use Kdenlive on windows for example. And 90% of browsers nowadays use a fork of KDEs KHTML rendering engine.
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Wow, I didn't know about the KHTML rendering engine! I also use kdenlive for (small) video editing; but I don't like that it has too many dependencies (it even installed the phone link thingy)
KDE is my second favorite DE, after XFCE
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KDE can run on the BSDs tho, or Alpine (I think)
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KI KTotally KAgree
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In my work, anything with a K is kubernetes-related
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Unless it's helm. K8s projects are usually named with a maritime pun.
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Oh I didn't mean exclusively kubernetes = K.
If it has a K, it's almost certainly k8s related. If it's k8s related, that does not mean it has a K.
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Kuality meme.
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If the KDE devs ever made a audio editor, they should name it K-on just for the sake of thematic memes
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K9mail, Keepass, (Kamera and Kontakte in German)
And all of those
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Projekt*
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Kinda
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kanYe
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Now part of HitlerOS!
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Mortal Kombat
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Kould be
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Kei$ha
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Kool meme!
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And then it turns out to be kernel-related
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a Klan sidehustle
(before you judge, please realize how obsessed the KKK was with prepending or substituting other letters with the letter K)
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lol no it's not
