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KDE Plasma 6.0 Approved For Fedora 40 - Including Dropping The X11 Session
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this post was submitted on 02 Nov 2023
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I can only hope plasma6 has serious improvements on Wayland compatibility with nvidia drivers because plasma5 is unusable.
Yes, I know it works on your machine. It doesn't work on mine :P
This is Nvidia fault, no?
Ye but people don't want to accept that the company charging $5000 for a GPU is also too stubborn and lazy to pay any devs to write decent drivers
This is what I don't get. AMD has driver issues on windows because of a combination of their own incompetence and windows updates doing stupid windows things - people squarely lay the the blame on AMD. NVIDIA releases bad closed source drivers causing issues on linux - somehow the fault of linux and the open source communities.
These people should be hounding NVIDIA to fix their issues instead crying to DE developers to fix issues caused by NVIDIA.
because in Windows, blame doesn't solve problems. You can blame Microsoft, or you can blame AMD, but either way nothing will change. In Linux, there's some level of accountability because almost all software has maintainers (if not, you can step up personally). Similarly, you can't hold Nvidia accountable on Linux - best you can do is not buy their GPUs.
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All I can say!