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While Ubuntu fans are sill playing with Tablet mock-ups, Aaron Seigo, the team lead of KDE project, has announced the first tablet computer that comes with Plasma Active pre-installed. Time for Ubuntu to get rid of fanboys and do some serious business.
I wonder how many times they had to re-take that video because Plasma kept throwing up some ugly display bugs or crashing outright? Sorry KDE but 4 years ago I would have been the first one in the queue to buy some gadget with you pre-installed. These days you have Plasma, Akonadi and Nepomuk - and a very real physical sense of nausea they give me.
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