Brodie RobertsonHere's a fun one
Fabian【ファビアン】🏳️🌈@BrodieOnLinux stand that this person is not running Trinity
Schoentoon 🇳🇱🇨🇭@BrodieOnLinux Ah yes, because none of those improvements contain fixes for Wayland issues...
Xiro 
@BrodieOnLinux How backward repositories of your distro must be to still ship kde5
Gene Pasquet@furry @BrodieOnLinux Debian stable I think...
@etenil @BrodieOnLinux I was sure that even debian moved on to kde6 especially when they default to wayland session
aliceif 
@etenil @furry @BrodieOnLinux There's a handy site called repology for that:
https://repology.org/project/plasma-desktop/versions
KDE5 is still in use on Debian stable, LTS Ubuntu, OpenSuse Leap, Slackware ...
https://repology.org/project/plasma-desktop/versions
KDE5 is still in use on Debian stable, LTS Ubuntu, OpenSuse Leap, Slackware ...
Arc<dyn fnrir> 
'; DO A FLIP; --@BrodieOnLinux Clock widget in Plasma 6
just... it broke when used with 24-hour time and seconds enabled
I'll try to find the issue
just... it broke when used with 24-hour time and seconds enabled
I'll try to find the issue
interru 
@BrodieOnLinux Making fun of someone complaining about show-stoppers in Wayland isn't going to help improve Desktop Linux.
If you want to know why people have an irrational hate towards Wayland: This is the reason.
I use Wayland. For me, it works. But depending on your use-cases, there are still show-stoppers. X11 isn't great. But if it covers someone's use-cases, there is no argument that you can make to convince that person to switch if it doesn't work as good with Wayland.
18 months of improvements is nothing on the scale of Wayland's existence, and you can't expect everyone to try monthly whether their use-cases are now covered.
This might be unexpected to some, but some people just want to use their PC as a tool to do stuff. You don't fiddle with your tools for shit and giggles.
If you want to know why people have an irrational hate towards Wayland: This is the reason.
I use Wayland. For me, it works. But depending on your use-cases, there are still show-stoppers. X11 isn't great. But if it covers someone's use-cases, there is no argument that you can make to convince that person to switch if it doesn't work as good with Wayland.
18 months of improvements is nothing on the scale of Wayland's existence, and you can't expect everyone to try monthly whether their use-cases are now covered.
This might be unexpected to some, but some people just want to use their PC as a tool to do stuff. You don't fiddle with your tools for shit and giggles.
XeroLinux 
@BrodieOnLinux Awww you missed that XeroLinux too moved away from X11 (adding option to re-add it in toolkit though) lol
technicfan 
@BrodieOnLinux I don't understand why they are arguing in the first place. They will stay on kde5 until their distro version goes eol. In that time wayland keeps improving and and they can simply be happy on their x11 platform and when they finally have to switch, wayland will probably be able to do everything they expect.
Charadon@BrodieOnLinux Meanwhile i'm running KDE5 wayland, doing just fine lmao