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Originally posted by woddy View Post
What you call "eye candy", are effects that aren't even enabled by default. If a developer wants to do it, why not? Just because you don't like it? Many dev. work on what they like, because that's how free software works.Last edited by bug77; 04 March 2024, 04:53 AM.
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Originally posted by TemplarGR View Post
I don't think Wayland compositing has the same performance penalty compiz had on xorg. With compiz it had a lot of back and forth between xserver, the compositor, the app, etc. With wayland it is more straightforward. But yeah, since Wayland pretty much requires 3d acceleration and is running compositing all the time, why not add some eye candy?
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Originally posted by woddy View Post
What you call "eye candy", are effects that aren't even enabled by default. If a developer wants to do it, why not? Just because you don't like it? Many dev. work on what they like, because that's how free software works.
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Neon stable is not installing due to net config script failing as of today. It would be so nice to offer just the desktop as deb, rpm, and tgz packages for /opt. Or I dare to say a flatpak/snap package.would be great too. Seriously, maybe I should do this.
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Originally posted by mrg666 View PostEven 6.1 development build is usable now. But what worries me is those "unnecessary-to-me" eye candy features like 3D Cube effects creeping in and reducing the resource efficiency and performance.
I am not against features if they aren't forced upon me.
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Originally posted by bug77 View PostFractional scaling has been fine since beta. You may want to have a word with your freetype config, if fonts don't look right on your install (...)
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Originally posted by kiffmet View Post
What exactly should I look for? My current settings are slight hinting (looked the best out of all options) and antialiasing, subpixel layout is set correctly, no lcdfilter.Last edited by bug77; 04 March 2024, 11:38 AM.
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Just on a side note:
KDE 4's start was not necessarily bumpy. It was the distributors who messed up at that point. KDE devs said: Don't use KDE 4.0 for end-users. It's a stable platform for program development on top, but not yet meant for daily use.
A lot of distributors still included it.
Gentoo ("it's all about choice") had it masked (you can have it but you should know what you're doing) until 4.1.something iirc. and that was an acceptable release for average users. I found KDE 5 to be more bumpy in the beginning.Stop TCPA, stupid software patents and corrupt politicians!
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