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Opt Green has ended. Long live Opt Green!

As May came to an end, so did KDE Eco's "Opt Green" project. Two activities of the project will help it live on for years to come.

Read here about Opt Green's work with Repair Cafés in #Germany.

https://eco.kde.org/blog/2026-07-22-opt-green-end-part-i-repair-cafes/

#FOSSInsteadOfToss

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@RepairCafeInternational

@repaircafe_de

#KDE #KDEEco #OptGreen #RepairCafe #RightToRepair #Sustainability #FOSS #FLOSS #FreeSoftware #OpenSource #Environment #Reparatur #EndOf10 #LinuxCafe #Linux

Screenshot of the KDE Eco blog post ""Opt Green Has Ended. Long Live Opt Green!"

Opt Green Has Ended. Long Live Opt Green!

The Opt Green project has come to an end. Two activities of the project will help it live on for years to come. This is Part I.
Opt Green Has Ended. Long Live Opt Green!
#righttorepair #linux #Germany #floss #foss #freesoftware #environment #opensource #kde #sustainability #optgreen #KDEEco #endof10 #Reparatur #fossinsteadoftoss #repaircafe #linuxcafe @KDE @RepairCafeInternational @repaircafe_de

It's #BlueFriday and let's celebrate by doing something good for the planet. The most eco-friendly device is still the one you already own!

Install GNU/Linux and run new & old HW more efficiently and for longer, reducing the disproportionate #carbon footprint from device production.

Donate the savings to #KDE and #FOSS projects to show your love for all the amazing things we achieve when we work together:

https://kde.org/fundraisers/yearend2024/

@kde

#SupportGoodPeople #fundraiser #BlackFriday #OptGreen

Screenshot from https://eco.kde.org/be-green/. On the left is a picture from above of hands typing on a laptop. On the right is the following text: """ Set Free Your Old Hardware Installing a Free & Open Source operating system takes just 3 steps and the time needed to enjoy a couple cups of tea. 1. Download a FOSS Operating System: Download the FOSS operating system you want to install. For devices less than 10 years old, Fedora Linux with KDE spin is our recommendation. 2. Flash Operating System to a USB Stick: With one of several easy-to-use tools, flash the operating system to a USB stick. This will overwrite all data on the USB stick, so make sure to back up the files you want to keep. 3. Boot and Install on Computer: Boot your computer from USB – you will need to know the correct keyboard combination beforehand. Click "Install" and follow the instructions. Voila! You have set your computer free. Make sure you have backed up any data you want to keep first. """

Blue Friday is Back!

Blue Friday celebrates supporting good and humane causes over the unbridled consumerism of Black Friday.
Blue Friday is Back!
#foss #kde #blackfriday #fundraiser #carbon #bluefriday #supportgoodpeople #optgreen @KDE

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