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Originally posted by ⤐⤐⤐⤐ View PostA guy posted in Nate's site: "Dolphin has a shortcut to create a file", I was bit by it too so many times, had to improvise a shortcut input action and had to open space rebinding other shortcuts and it messed my shortcuts' schemes all across the board. I go further...
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Originally posted by cl333r View PostDude I don't even know which part of the desktop stack is broken.
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I love KDE Plasma - started using it after Canonical ditched Unity. I'm on Arch Linux now, loving it. Haven't switched to Wayland yet, too many issues, still rolling with X11. Will be interesting to see how far canonical go with Flutter.
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Originally posted by Nth_man View Post
As usual, anyone can go to https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=qt5 and look for 5.15.3, 5.15.6 or 5.15.8 and see that new Qt5 changes are ported to Ubuntu, Kubuntu, etc. (which is not so easy, as it can cause problems like untranslated strings).
So unless they've just stuffed it in some corner that I didn't see (which is quite possible, the Ubuntu and Debian package/source code infrastructure feels rather arcane to me) I don't think it's fair to say that they use the KDE Qt5 patch collection, a few bits of it sure but certainly not the whole thing.
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Originally posted by X_m7 View Post
If Debian/Ubuntu actually did use the KDE Qt patch collection and just doesn't update it in a release's lifetime (like say Ubuntu 21.10 sticking with whatever patches there were 2 months before its release or whenever they do the feature freeze) then yes it'd be as expected, the odd thing is that they don't use the patch collection at all.
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Originally posted by X_m7 View Post
they don't use the patch collection at all.
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Originally posted by codewiz View PostFedora and ArchLinux ship qt5 5.15.2 plus the KDE patches.
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Originally posted by ssokolow View Post- Have you tried running code which exhibits the problem against other compositors to determine whether it's Wayland or KDE or both that's required?
- I remember you being a programmer. (Weren't you the guy developing his own file manager?) Have you tried writing a minimal Qt project that produces the problem to narrow down what triggers it on the application side?
Back on topic: The clipboard issue has been fixed upstream a long ago and Ubuntu didn't include the patch, some user said.
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