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  • KDE Plasma 5.27 Released - Better Wayland Support, KWin Tiling, Multi-Monitor Overhaul

    Phoronix: KDE Plasma 5.27 Released - Better Wayland Support, KWin Tiling, Multi-Monitor Overhaul

    The KDE developers have used Valentine's Day to release Plasma 5.27 as the last feature release of the Plasma 5 series with development attention now turning to Plasma 6.0...

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  • #2
    Plasma is truly amazing!
    And so are the KDE developers who listen to feedback from the users and try to make everyone happy!
    Really nice to see a desktop environment so fast, customizable and with so many built-in features.

    Congratulations and many thanks to KDE developers!

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    • #3
      I just want a stable KDE. I'm stuck on x11 due to nvidia wayland issues - but commandbar menus are usually invisible to me across apps.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Turbine View Post
        I just want a stable KDE. I'm stuck on x11 due to nvidia wayland issues - but commandbar menus are usually invisible to me across apps.
        I just spent a month using Kde 5.26 on wayland with nvidia and the only reason I stopped was the lack of hardware accelerated video playback. Performance was fine and didn't experience any crashes. Currently running the 5.27rc and I don't see the commandbar issue you are describing either.

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        • #5
          after switching to kde about a year ago i have been very unhappy on a daily basis due to certain very disruptive bugs. however in recent last few weeks things have improved and i am very grateful since (aside from the chronic stability issues) its a great platform. hopefully kde can keep the forwards direction and continue a focus on prioritizing stability. just so that it does not end up regressing backwards again and can remain a usable desktop.

          perhaps wayland will take still longer to get on top of that of course. but so long as that focus remains, and they can slog it out i am still going to be optimistic and hope positively. that it's not too much an unrealistic goal and can be achieved too with some further time

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          • #6
            It's about time to try KDE again, been a few years since I last tried it. With Valve backing it up and quality controlled it, it's been enough time to test it again.
            I always like the "choose your own setting" in KDE, but never liked it bug-infested issues. Time for a new perspectives and review KDE once again.

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            • #7
              Nice nice. Finally some Wayland fixes. Can't remember when it was the last time a KDE release had anything related to Wayland.

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              • #8
                KDE is so shitty, but its pretty cool that it now can do tiling.

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                • #9
                  if developers don't port KDE to qt6 there no reason to pump version to 6 just for sample update like usual one

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Aryma View Post
                    if developers don't port KDE to qt6 there no reason to pump version to 6 just for sample update like usual one
                    ¿?
                    Plasma 6 is a port to Qt6, among other things.

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