Just an example of bugs I have with KDE
Wayland:
on android studio I wasn't able to copy paste properly (wasn't happening on gnome but let's say it's an android studio issue)
I decide to go back to xorg
on wayland, my right screen is set to 125x because smaller
when switching to xorg, my right screen is at weird 1500xsomething resolution instead of 1920.
I try to switch it on settings, impossible, it's like the 125x parameter stays but on xorg it's a global parameter whether on wayland it depends on the screen
so I switch back to wayland and disable scaling, go back to xorg and screens are OK
but... every last kde process is now running at 100% cpu: kdeconnect, konsole, dolphin, etc (everything I was using at the first wayland session)
I have to kill them one by one because they were not killed when disconnecting the session. wwhyyYyyy
Just an example of bugs I have with KDE
Wayland:
on android studio I wasn't able to copy paste properly (wasn't happening on gnome but let's say it's an android studio issue)
I decide to go back to xorg
on wayland, my right screen is set to 125x because smaller
when switching to xorg, my right screen is at weird 1500xsomething resolution instead of 1920.
I try to switch it on settings, impossible, it's like the 125x parameter stays but on xorg it's a global parameter whether on wayland it depends on the screen
so I switch back to wayland and disable scaling, go back to xorg and screens are OK
but... every last kde process is now running at 100% cpu: kdeconnect, konsole, dolphin, etc (everything I was using at the first wayland session)
I have to kill them one by one because they were not killed when disconnecting the session. wwhyyYyyy
every time I read a thread about someone complaining about kde eating ram, somebody answers something like
"What would you do with 500 mB more of available ram ???"
even worst
"Why do you care? Is memory expensive?"
yes it is, and even if it wasn't, not a good reason
KDE seems to be a real ram eater, which surprises me because during my last tests KDE was better than gnome
Advantages of KDE settings: there is a graphical option for everything
disadvantage:
I'm sorry but it's such a big mess:
whyy two times "kwin" in the shortcut manager ?
why can't I change my background in appearance ?
so many things like that I don't understand, it's ok, just new habits I need to get, but it always looks like they didn't think it from the beginning
Also missing on KDE, the alt + ² that I really like on gnome, that allows to switch between instances of the same app, like alt tab but only on current app
one thing I liked about manjaro and I guess fedora: when trying to use a command that is not installed, it immediately propose to install it
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