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Sina , (edited ) to KDE in QtWayland 6.6 Brings Robustness Through Compositor Handoffs

Is this wayland only? (sorry for the super dumb question)

MartinR OP ,

As most of the underlying work is in QtWayland, I’d say: yes, it’s Wayland only (not being the author nor an expert on display technology, so take my words with some caution). The blog post talks about some stuff that is impossible to do in X11 (“impossible” as in “would require massive changes to X11 itself, which no one wants to do”).

Sina ,

The gap between X & Wayland grows. If only they just solved color management…

theHamsta ,

@Sina @MartinR xorg supported exchanging the compositor before (kwin --replace). I believe xorg didn't support clients surviving a crash of xorg itself.

shockwave , to KDE in QtWayland 6.6 Brings Robustness Through Compositor Handoffs

This looks very cool indeed - I can't wait until KDE 6 is released!

klangcola , to KDE in QtWayland 6.6 Brings Robustness Through Compositor Handoffs

Well worth a read. The video swapping between Wayland compositors with a single button like it was nothing is freaking magic.

Plasma 6 and Wayland looks so promising :D

chakli , to KDE in New ideas using Wayland Input Methods

Could this also improve Indic language input? With transliteration?

WaterSword , to KDE in New ideas using Wayland Input Methods
@WaterSword@lemmy.world avatar

This looks awesome! Definitely stuff I’d use. I presume it’s also great for stuff like text expanders, autocorrect and typing predictions (if you’re into that stuff)

Like typing !date and it gives you the exact date or something (or unix time! So many possibilities!)

maddruid , to KDE in New ideas using Wayland Input Methods

The simply speak demo looked very cool!

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