Just watch the video below to see the Mycroft AI Qt application in action on a KDE Plasma 5 desktop. There’s not much at the moment, and it still contains bugs, but at least you can install it following the instructions provided by Aditya Mehra a.k.a. AIIX. When it is stable enough for daily use, the Mycroft AI Qt interface will allow you to interact with the Mycroft AI platform, just like you’ll use the Cortana or Siri assistants on the Microsoft Windows and macOS operating systems.
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