Hit me up when Plasma Wayland works on Intel. It's still not working over here on my Intel-only hardware.
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KDE's Plasma Wayland Session Is "Finally Reaching Stability" Following Many Fixes
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Originally posted by flower View PostYay sounds good.
I had planned to switch to plasma wayland (from xfce) tomorrow anyway.
Maybe i wait a few more days until this hits arch repos
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Originally posted by Vistaus View PostHit me up when Plasma Wayland works on Intel. It's still not working over here on my Intel-only hardware.
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Originally posted by Jedibeeftrix View PostThe one i need to see fixed is the inability of KDE to cope with freesync when gaming if there are multiple screens...
i.e. apparently freesync doesn't work if you are gaming on one screen but kde is also managing a second screen.
Thats on Manjaro with AMD , plasma 5.22.4
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Originally posted by binarybanana View PostWow, even Qt lost the ability to do proper fractional scaling on Wayland! I know GTK never supported it, but that's a major regression. Apparently you can't even do the DPI pint-size trick any more on Wayland? According to a visually impaired user.
There is a fun little problem with DPI is that it measures vertical height of the font. The width spacing of the font can increase at a greater rate than the height.
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Excellent news. But I'm disappointed that the usual suspects haven't checked in yet to whine and promote their zillions of suckless "alternatives" that are minimalist, light, written in plain C, portable to Xenix 1.0, are not bloated with such nonsense as actual GUI-based configuration, localisation, accessibility, HiDPI, color profiles or working session management and, as a fundamental feature, don't support systemd and udev to remain free from Poettering's NSA backdoor (as a side effect, it means that your keyboard and mouse don't work out of the box, but who needs that anyway).
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The list at https://community.kde.org/Plasma/Wayland_Showstoppers does not seem to shrink proportionally to the rate of "finally reaching stability" posts... Is it up to date?
Specifically, is there any news about the issues due to lack of support in protocols (e.g., "Session restoring does not include Wayland native windows"). Lack of session restore is particularly bad on those platforms not supporting suspend to ram (think rpi4).
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