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[Charlie68]

It took them almost 10 years to create the Wayland protocol (it's just a protocol), it is not clear why the support of compositor should be faster....

[Charlie68]

No, KDE must remain QT, otherwise it has no reason to exist. Mental saws are users who often prefer one toolkin to another ..., QT is open source.

[Charlie68]

... the transition from qt5 to qt6 will not be as demanding as it was from qt4 to qt5.
So hopefully next year we will already be on fully functional...

[Charlie68]

As I said in several discussions .... this was to be expected. Once you have switched to Qt6 there will be no more problem. This problem exists only in...

[Charlie68]

Each package system has its pros and cons. Sure it is convenient to have a large base of rpm or deb packages, however it is becoming more and more problematic....

[Charlie68]

There was a bad translation of my thoughts, I am not a native English speaker.
I was only responding to a user who competed snap with faltpak. Personally...

[Charlie68]

If you don't care about freedom, use Windows with its 80% user base! Those who use Linux do it for freedom and we give a damn if we are few or many, Linux...

[Charlie68]

You are stating inaccuracies ...
FlatHub is a reference for flatpak packages, however Flatpak's policy, unlike Snap, is that you can choose whether...

[Charlie68]

Which is what KDE did with Muon.
This time KDE was faster....

[Charlie68]

I tried it live on the Fedora beta, to tell the truth I was also about to install it, but I got stuck on the anaconda partitioner. I would love to know...

[Charlie68]

Forse hai perso parte della discussione, abbiamo scritto che l'unico problema è durante la transizione a una versione più grande, come QT5 al QT6, proprio...

[Charlie68]

You're wrong, I always report out the bugs and even in this case I tried to report it, but it was filed as incomplete, as I could not do debugs and diagnosed...

[Charlie68]

It's not my fault that the legacy driver works fine and the new one kept sucks! Should I switch to Windows? When you are on the support forum of any distribution...

[Charlie68]

Of course, as I explained this is a libinput problem. However as I explained, while on Xorg I can use legacy drivers which work fine, in wayland libinput...

[Charlie68]

On my notebook I have both Tumbleweed gnome and Tumbleweed kde, I don't see many differences. Initially I thought it was because of the limited support...

[Charlie68]

Plasma uses SDDM.
@oiaohm I want to clarify, that my complaints are because I want to use Wayland and are bothered by some problems I have and have...

[Charlie68]

When from this :
https://postimg.cc/gallery/Pv8GGLK
you end up with this:
https://postimg.cc/LnpycJtC
... it's regression....

[Charlie68]

This explains the state of Linux on the desktop!

Who says this?
Windows allows you to make changes, you don't have to be a computer...

[Charlie68]

I have been using it for three years both Gnome and KDE, I find it fantastic, once I learned how to manage repositories, I never had any problems, even...

[Charlie68]

Ok, but we do not compare to Windows, where thanks to a gui you can configure it as you want.
I'm not saying libinput has bad configuration on all...