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Wherever humans are searching for new particles, analyzing mountains of data, or seeking new stars, KDE is there too.

Discover KDE for scientists:

kde.org/for/scientists/

NASA researcher monitoring a landing on Mars using KDE Plasma.

KDE for Scientists

For Scientists Using KDE Applications.
KDE for Scientists

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Very cool page 😍 I remember I was very impressed by the photo you shared on the 25 years anniversary at 'KDE into the wild' chapter: 25years.kde.org/ , CERN, LIGO, ALBA Synchrotron, NERC's Space Geodesy and more... , maybe it can be a good idea to plug them in this new page too.
Keep up the good work!
2018 - KDE 4 at LIGO Hanford Observatory, a woman sit in front of a wall of monitors with graphs. Photo: Tóth Bálint. Source: https://twitter.com/LIGOWA/status/1068552370013913089
2014 - Plasma is used extensively throughout CERN, the place where the World Wide Web and the Large Hadron Collider were born. In this case, we see KDE 4 being used at a control station for a particle accelerator at Adlershof Technology Park, Germany. Photo courtesy of Thomas Weissel.
2019 - In the ALBA Synchrotron, located near Barcelona, Spain, they shoot electrons along an accelerator to produce light for studies in different fields. Photo by Sergi Blanch-Torné. Source: https://dot.kde.org/2019/07/19/powered-plasma-alba-synchrotron-barcelona-spain
2021 - Photo of a worstation in the dark: NERC's Space Geodesy Facility fires lasers at satellites to check their position to a high degree of precision. Scientists use a wide range of KDE software products on their workstations, including Plasma and Konsole. Source: https://youtu.be/vdvIY0CJaXw

KDE's 25th Anniversary

Celebrate with us 25 years of awesomeness
KDE's 25th Anniversary

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KDE and Free Software developers support #climate research by providing transparent, robust, and adaptable tools for all scientists worldwide.

Thank you @kde for making such great #research tools accessible for all to use, understand, adapt, and share. These inherent characteristics of #OpenSouce #FreeSoftware make for good science!

#FOSS #Science #LabPlot #Cantor #RKWard #KStars #Kile #KBibTex #TeXLaTeX #rstat #FSF #FSFE

@LabPlot

Screenshot from https://kde.org/for/scientists/ showing plots made with KDE's LabPlot. On the top and left are various two-dimensional plots and on the right is a globe dotted with points.
#science #foss #freesoftware #Research #climate #fsfe #OpenSouce #fsf #texlatex #labplot #rkward #kstars #kbibtex #rstat #kile #cantor @KDE @LabPlot
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@be4foss @LabPlot

Hey @tio, maybe you should add these apps to tromjaro.com/apps if its not already there. Software that helps you do science is awesome - kde.org/for/scientists/


KDE for Scientists

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KDE for Scientists
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