KDE Plasma 6.7 is set to release on June 16th, and the development team has shifted focus from adding features to addressing bugs. As reported by Linuxiac, the latest beta version includes a series of bug fixes that aim to enhance user experience. Among the notable fixes are workarounds for issues related to Qt widgets in the System Tray, which could malfunction after being disabled and then re-enabled. Additionally, a fix was implemented for certain laptops that caused continuous keyboard brightness notifications when the lid was closed. Another significant correction addressed a problem where renamed files on the desktop would visually disappear, although they remained accessible through the Dolphin file manager. With these last-minute adjustments, KDE Plasma 6.7 is on track for a timely release, and users are eager for their respective distributions to update to this new version.