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I tried KDE Wayland a few times over the years but always had to switch back immediately because something I needed was broken. Then just a week or two ago I tr
by thedanbob 2y ago
I tried KDE Wayland a few times over the years but always had to switch back immediately because something I needed was broken. Then just a week or two ago I tried it again and didn't have to switch back. Everything finally worked, or could be made to work without too much effort. And bonus, sleep/wake works much better in Wayland than it ever did in Xorg.
- darthrupert 2y agoThat mostly KDE's fault, in my experience. For some reason it has always had great trouble getting there with Wayland whereas others got there a bit faster. For me, it still isn't quite there for some hardware combinations.