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I love KDE to bits, but it always looks like it only needs a bit of work, 10. and then its developers put in a fuckton of impressive work, and they release the
by WesolyKubeczek 5y ago
I love KDE to bits, but it always looks like it only needs a bit of work, 10. and then its developers put in a fuckton of impressive work, and they release the next Plasma with ginormous changelog of fixes, fixes, and fixes, and you start using it, and find that it would need a little bit of work… GOTO 10.
- pydry 5y agoKDE seems to suffer more than most FOSS projects from everybody wanting to build the shiny thing and nobody wanting to do the grunt work. Nonetheless ive found it to be much more stable in the last 18 months. They have recognized their problem and improved.
- WesolyKubeczek 5y agoLately, they do a lot of grunt work, I’ll give them that. However it looks like some use cases I have routinely seem to be either extremely uncommon among the devs, or they have learned in 25 years to simply evade whatever path is known to cause bugs and got a blind spot, or both. My use case: a HiDPI muxed dual-GPU laptop with one or two also HiDPI monitors plugged in sometimes, but I try Wayland session once in a while to see if we’re there yet. This seems to konfuse KScreen enough that it sometimes treats 200% scale as if it was 400%.