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madonuko
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call this peripheral support maybe
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| <packagereq type="default">haruna</packagereq> | ||
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does kalk have scientific support yet
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We should be replacing default apps with better, more modern alternatives, and we're gonna be doing that here in this PR
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Rationale for removing KWrite as a default application is to avoid user confusion, as Kate already works well as a basic text editor, with optional LSP and project support. It is also actually more lightweight than KWrite.