There’s actually not.

Ok that’s not just strange but actually sus.

As I already said, I forgot about HDR (and all the other mentioned stuff). The other features are a bit less important for non professional use cases.

Ok this is a legit point. I actually forgot about HDR. But in my personal opinion session saving is still more important.

It’s being worked on for years (or even decades lol). I highly doubt there isn’t an opened issue about it.

What’s wrong with rendering? It seems to have everything needed for most users. Driver issues don’t exactly count here because they’re not a part of Wayland. However session saving is very important for any work, especially office tasks. It’s becoming critical now when all major DEs make Wayland the default.

Sure but I think the core devs should focus on it. It is a big thing that is important (especially for a piece of always changing beta software like Wayland) yet still missing.

Focus solely on implementing session saving when?

A new widget? Noice.

No wallpaper? You got some proper optimization there, mister/miss.

Looks quite uncommon, especially the idea of a wallpaper with window decorations on it. I hope it’s not too distracting.

Rule 6.

I would replace the storage widget in the panel for a RAM one. I think it would be more useful. Other than that very good but minus 1 point for deleted. 8.5/10. I love the recent attention to retro stuff.

Plasma, Plasma… At least they reverted the changes this time and didn’t just leave it as is until they finish the fixes.

This is a peaceful but not the best approach. Though we should always respect and thank the developers, we (if possible) shouldn’t just let things be replaced with worse alternatives all the time.

I think they had reasons to act how they acted. They’re probably on a lot of pressure because the whole tech world is fighting ad blocking now.

“Posts must be relevant to operating systems running the Linux kernel. GNU/Linux or otherwise.”

So Android definitely counts.

Win + spacebar doesn’t work in some cases and if something is opened in fullscreen, closing it isn’t very convenient. The actual key binding that works is alt + shift I think.

Because Windows sucks?

You love to see it. Hopefully she likes her new lifelong obsessive hobby environment in the long term.

Because some people don’t like GNOME and toxically scream about it.