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[Charlie68]

Not even dead! ...

[Charlie68]

Personally I use the Plasma full wayland session on Tumbleweed and I have no problems, unfortunately I have a bug about transparency a few days ago, but...

[Charlie68]

I am not a fan of Red Hat, nor of Canonical, but I find it curious and perhaps a bit stupid to go against those who contributed heavily to make GNU /...

[Charlie68]

To see improvements on Wayland, wait for the new Qt 5.14 version. Should solve some problems ......

[Charlie68]

This is perhaps in the Gtk plans but certainly not Kde which makes open source the basis on which to build something. I am happy in Gnu / Linux we can...

[Charlie68]

From what I've read, it won't be like from Qt4 to Qt5, but it will be painless since there will be backwards compatibility.
The Qt infrastructure...

[Charlie68]

I always have the impression that people tend to judge without ever having tried for enough time to understand.
This thing I notice every time we...

[Charlie68]

I tried to test it in Ubuntu 19.10 and couldn't get it to work. By the way it seems to be a demon, is there also a graphical interface?
I don't...

[Charlie68]

Yes, but Canonical still has a lot of work to do, it is not enough to support a file system, it must also allow users to use it through tools, such as...

[Charlie68]

Personally I'm very satisfied with how Chrome / mium behaves in Gnu / linux, on my machines it's very fast.

[Charlie68]

I prefer to use rpm or deb, but the few times I used snap and flatpak, I found myself better with flatpak. With snap I have always had some problems,...

[Charlie68]

luckily openSUSE is not Fedora ... I use both Leap and Tumbleweed and find two very good distributions, I really don't understand where the problem is....

[Charlie68]

openSUSE provides a Leap fix release distribution and a Tumleweed rolling release distribution, both of which are fantastic. What do you want more?...