plasmapkg

plasmapkg [options] [package]

-h, --help
    Show help message.

-v, --version
    Show version information.

-i, --install
    Install a package.

-u, --uninstall
    Uninstall a package.

-g, --global
    Install for all users.

-t, --type
    Specify the type of package (e.g., widget, theme).

-l, --list
    List installed packages.

-p, --package
    Path to package.

The plasmapkg command is a tool used for installing, uninstalling, and managing packages related to the Plasma desktop environment on Linux.
These packages include things like widgets, themes, wallpapers, and other extensions that enhance the Plasma user experience.
It provides a command-line interface to interact with the Plasma packaging system, allowing users to perform package operations without needing to rely on graphical interfaces.
The tool handles tasks such as extracting package contents, checking for dependencies, and installing or removing files in the appropriate locations within the Plasma environment. It is essential to extend or customize your desktop.

The exact options and behavior of plasmapkg may vary slightly depending on the version of Plasma installed.

Plasmapkg supports various package types, including:

Configuration files for plasmapkg, if any, are typically located in the user's home directory under ~/.config/ or a similar location.

The plasmapkg tool was developed as part of the KDE (now Plasma) project to provide a standardized way to manage add-ons and extensions for the desktop environment. Over time, it has evolved alongside Plasma, with updates to improve its functionality and compatibility.

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