I am running latest Kubuntu 20.04 with dolphin file manager version 19.12.3. However the latest stable version is already available as 20.04.3  Therefore, I am wondering if the release cycle is different as officially I couldn't download it and latest available version is still locked to the older version of 19.12.3  I realised that i could possibly simply fetch the latest version from flatpak as well  However, I am interested to know why it was not available to download officially. Also, I would like to know the lifecycle of latest stable version of KDE packages to be released for Kubuntu/Ubuntu repository and when would it be available to download officially? Thank you
Why are packages in the official Ubuntu repositories older than the latest (upstream) versions from Debian Sid, PPAs, the authors, etc.?
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Currently, there's around 3&nbsp;GB of temporary files, and I'd like to prevent this build up without having to remember to do anything on my part.  I have already looked at using  (explained in Super User question ), but it doesn't seem to touch that directory.  I'm aware of programs such as , but I would ideally like to use a solution that doesn't require additional software (so, I expect, something using a scheduled BAT/CMD script would be what I'm looking for).  One of the potential issues, I believe, is that there may be legitimate files in the Temp folder that may be needed on the next boot (for software installations or updates, for example) and the perfect solution would be able to distinguish those and leave them until they weren't needed (Note: I realise this perfect solution may not be reasonably possible).  I've already set up Disk Cleaner on a shutdown script, but when cleaning temporary files, Disk Cleaner doesn't clean this particular directory, and so I'm looking for alternative options (see Super User question  for a little more detail).  So, what are my options for automatically deleting the temp files from C:\Documents and Settings\user\Local Settings\Temp? Size of files in Windows OS. (It's KB or kB?) One "kilobyte" (KB) is 1024 bytes in JEDEC-standard, whereas the definition has shifted, in most contexts, to mean 1000 bytes (kB) in accordance with SI. To resolve this difference, binary prefixes (kiB) are used.  So we have 3 choices for using prefixes - JEDEC, IEC (both in Binary), and Metric (in Decimal).  My questions are-   What prefix standard does Windows use in showing the file size? (surely it's not IEC standard) Why does Windows OS show sizes of files in KB (using a capital alphabet "K") when it's a small alphabet "k" for a Kilo in SI units?   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