With KRename in Dolphin you can use this code
_(\d{9})
so that you can replace
name_2025-12-07_075701289.avif
with -> name_2025-12-07.avif
a thoughtful use of digital
With KRename in Dolphin you can use this code
_(\d{9})
so that you can replace
name_2025-12-07_075701289.avif
with -> name_2025-12-07.avif
If can happen that using Dolphin (in Linux), if you have few files (to preview) or if the image has portrait rather than landscape format, you cannot see the file and select it, because in this way the tooltip cover the file, as you can see here below:

A workaround could be in Dolphin settings → configure Dolphin → view → miscellaneous – > deselect show item information.
It could happen that in KDE Neon, the icon tray of Quodlibet, an excellent audio player, works quite wrong: same behavior with the right and the left mouse key.
I solved, with a no-flatpack release, installing indicator-application
sudo apt install indicator-application
and the reboot.
You have to edit grub in /etc/default (i.g. with nano: sudo nano /etc/default/grub)
not only modifying this line: GRUB_TIMEOUT=3
but also adding (after that) this one: GRUB_RECORDFAIL_TIMEOUT=$GRUB_TIMEOUT
Of course after these changes you have to do a
sudo update-grub
as explained here.
I had this problem:
E: https://packages.mozilla.org/apt mozilla InRelease is not (yet) available (The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY C0BA5CE6DC6315A3)
After many attempts it seems solved removing (renaming) the file .org.kde.neon.packages.mozilla.org.sources in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
If you get a pop-up window to unlock Vivaldi profile, and you share your Vivaldi profile between different Linux installation (devices), you could try to copy the folder .local/share/kwalletd from the working installation of Vivaldi to the other ones.
Make an appimage executable is absolutely easy. But less easy is to associate that application with its mime-type files. Especially if that type of file doesn’t exist already on your system.
A very easy way, then, is to go to the appimage folder and, in a terminal, do
(sudo) ./appimage-name install
With this command all will be ready, correctly set, as if that application wouldn’t be an appimage, but a “regular” one.
Maybe the problem is the php release.
I solved with this:
sudo a2dismod php8.1
sudo a2enmod php8.3
I had some small problems with stricky notes widgets (windows always in a wrong position). Probably this code helped:
dpkg -l | awk '/^rc/{print $2}' | xargs -r sudo dpkg -P
Purging obsolete configurations (of previously only removed packages).
If you get this error message:
You are not authorized to execute this file
maybe your .desktop servicemenus files are not executable.
Ensure that they are.