Originally posted by Mario Junior
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KDE Gets A 2022 Roadmap - Plasma Wayland To Shine, Updated Breeze Icons
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Originally posted by Firnefex View PostNever had such problems. Mine were always sharp and crisp, way more than with any Gnome based.
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Originally posted by dremon_nl View PostWayland can only be usable when X11 apps running under XWayland are not blurry on scaled HiDPI displays.
This is unfortunate so KDE introduced this feature where XWayland apps are slightly blurred. Now the users can always tell what protocol an app uses and behave accordingly.
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Originally posted by Firnefex View PostNever had such problems. Mine were always sharp and crisp, way more than with any Gnome based.
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Originally posted by mppix View Post
In many DE's you cannot really tell the difference between native Wayland and XWayland.
This is unfortunate so KDE introduced this feature where XWayland apps are slightly blurred. Now the users can always tell what protocol an app uses and behave accordingly.
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Originally posted by ehansin View PostNow if they could create some sub-folders under ~/.config for all their configuration files, maybe they could be onto something.
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Originally posted by lolren View PostAm I the only one who wants a new device plug in/out sound for USB? And who knows, maybe in the future, a KDeviceManager😁
Fwiw, for every event (not just a newly added device) you are free to configure the types of notifications you want: pop-up, sound, log and more.
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Originally posted by mppix View Post
In many DE's you cannot really tell the difference between native Wayland and XWayland.
This is unfortunate so KDE introduced this feature where XWayland apps are slightly blurred. Now the users can always tell what protocol an app uses and behave accordingly.
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