A smooth release, which the KDE devs should be legit very proud of... except for your own flagship system, Neon. What happened there?!?!?

Full disclosure, I'm a Neon user who updated to a black screen and had to spend hours digging up fixes, and I'm the one who reported the issue with Discover on Neon that still isn't fixed.

EDIT: Also, when running pkcon yesterday to install all the updates, it hit a fatal error after a few seconds due to the updates not installing in the proper order so one package ran into a dependency problem because another hadn't updated yet. Ran update again, only that package that was the cause of the dependency problem showed up to update. After that, running pkcon, apt and checking in Muon, nothjng comes up. So I have no idea whether everything actually updated. And I can't find the list of packages that were in the update anywhere to check.

There’s a new KWin effect called “Hide Cursor” (off by default for now, but try it!) that will automatically hide the pointer after a period of inactivity (Jin Liu, Plasma 6.1)

First item on the first TWiK after the 6.0 release and I already want 6.1, goshdarnit.

I was using unclutter on X11, but that understandably doesn't work on Wayland.

And looking at the code, they've included a hide-on-typing option, which might make it work better for me.
unclutter would always close tooltips and hover-menus on me, but I also didn't want to set a higher timeout, because then the mouse cursor would annoy me while typing...

When you try to activate the Cube effect with fewer than 3 virtual desktops, it will now tell you why it’s not working

Aw man. I used to use a 2 sided "cube" with compiz, just flipped the desktop around to the back side.