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All distros that I've used provided UI for package updates. Rolling releases hugging upstream very closely may have breakage, but that isn't KDE specific. It i
by brnt 4y ago
All distros that I've used provided UI for package updates.
Rolling releases hugging upstream very closely may have breakage, but that isn't KDE specific. It is the reason I went back to Debian stable, because it is indeed stable. The breakage I had with Opensuse and Fedora was Wayland related as far as I could establish.
- rhn_mk1 4y agoWell, after upgrading to Fedora 35, my UI no longer works :) No, it's not KDE-specific. The failure of integration is distribution-specific.
- brnt 4y agoI can't run recent Fedora KDE either, due to them mainlining Wayland prematurely. Perhaps you have the same? I'm on Debian now, which ships an older KDE, but, everything works, which is a first.
- rhn_mk1 4y agoI had KDE running on Wayland mostly OK, but some glitches caused me to switch the session back to X (in exchange for other glitches I already know how to deal with). I never asked to switch, it happened when upgrading to 35. It also means I don't know how to install the X session.