KDE Plasma 5.22 Will Better Warn You If Your Disk Might Be Failing

[Sonadow]

- The "Force Font DPI" setting in Plasma should now work again on Wayland.

This thing was broken for almost two years and it's only getting fixed now.

In the meantime, I had to address the problem myself by editing configuration files.

[tildearrow]

Thanks to Nate for bringing back the Force DPI option for font rendering.

That is amazing, because that option was important for me.
Removing options is not a KDE thing...

[darkbasic]

Are you talking about native Wayland applications or X11 applications running on Xwayland? Native Wayland applications are fine for me on 125% scale. X11 indeed becomes little blurry but that's X11 limitation.

Even integer scaling is blurry on Xwayland, you don't need to bother with fractional

[lolren]

Still no fixed partition automount in KDE from GUI, just removable. Or, am I missing something? 🤔

[reavertm]

Still no fixed partition automount in KDE from GUI, just removable. Or, am I missing something? 🤔

You want frontend for /etc/fstab? I don't think I would want any GUI tool mess with that.

[dragon321]

I don't know which type of application it was. But after mentioning it to Nate, I was pointed to this https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=433269 bug report that states that actually Wayland itself doesn't support non-integer scaling very well. This eventually prompted a reintroduction of that setting: https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma...e_requests/669. And that will make KDE usable again for me.

It seems this is about different thing. Well, I don't know for sume so I believe you are right and that was my mistake.

In that case, our beloved Nate has reported a faulty bug report
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=433269

Yeah, that would make sense now. My mistake.

Even integer scaling is blurry on Xwayland, you don't need to bother with fractional

Good thing I don't need any scaling currently. I hope situation will improve before I get HiDPI screen in future.