KDE workspaces has been the go-to solution for a large number of serious projects, such as the control room for a particle accelerator, but it seems that it has also found its way to the computers of Gravity’s production team. If you recall, the movie Gravity, directed by Alfonso Cuar??n, made quite an impact last year, mostly because it was filmed with state-of-the-art technologies. KDE’s Eike Hein noticed that the team that worked on those amazing effects had been using KDE all along.
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