Truga posted:isn't fedora only supported for like 6 months? Nah, they put a new major release every 6 months but still support previous ones for ~13 months after they release. It's basically current release +2 in the past that are supported. Of course if you need a LTS release you can go with Red Hat.
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yeah 18 months isn't terrible for a desktop, almost rolling release distro
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Nitrousoxide posted:Of course if you need a LTS release you can go with Red Hat. Rude.
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cum jabbar posted:just use a mouse ffs
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omg plasma 5.26 finally out!! maybe this is the year of wayland on the desktop https://kde.org/announcements/plasma/5/5.26.0
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I like Plasma. It's nice.
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my fourth favorite state of matter
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plasma is good I wonder if they unfucked anything of consequence
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running wayland enabled™ and now with plasma 5.26 you get this magic display configuration panel:
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"Apply scaling themselves" makes PyCharm and friends work wonderfully also in hidpi settings
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Yeah, it lets XWayland use native X scaling. Of course full Wayland support in every application/toolkit would be best, but this is a close second.
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since the programming thread is boring i'm posting this here Using the Free Pascal IDE for a week
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Finally, its the year of wayland on the linux desktop
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Tankakern posted:running wayland enabled™ so is Wayland actually endorsed by kde now? last i looked support was still iffy
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KDE has been working for quite a while to get all their ducks in a row, and they are not quite there yet. Getting there, though. Even my weirdo monitor layout works out, and I haven't lost a session to a crash in a year.
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I've only used it single monitor with Intel or AMD graphics but it's been rock solid.
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i'd say wayland's there if you can handle a bit of teeth gritting while using it. no video accel in chromium (but works in firefox) that will get fixed sooner or later, weird scaling issues can happen when mixing x11 and wayland scaling (that often can be fixed by throwing in some qt environment variables), copy/paste between x and wayland can stop working and so on. smooth as hell though
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I had a hell of a time using 2 pretty generic dell 1080p monitors with one rotated via that dialog on some intel gfx chipset. I ended up just disabling the rotated monitor for a while, realizing I didn't really miss it, and just taking it off my desk. thanks kde
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I still get lots of issues with KDE with my multi monitor set-up, especially if I unplug one or plug it in while the laptop is closed. Apparently KDE needs to re-write a large part of their monitor handling stack to fix it, but it's expected that this will land in 5.27 (in ~4 months), and will fix most of the remaining issues with KDE and multiple monitors.
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ooh there's an rfc posted on linux-btrfs for fixing the main raid56 issue https://lore.kernel.org/linux-btrfs/20221026131940.GR5824@suse.cz/T/#m24f99a4f085a7ca74747cd18337c1230b6698fff
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NVIDIA Proposing New Linux API For Dynamic Mux Switching With Modern Dual-GPU Laptops about time
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the api is haunted
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is it just me or do some of the sentences in that article read like they were written by an ai
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That's just the Phoronix writing style. It's a bit weird. However, Michael Larabel trawls through so many mailing lists and feeds and release pages that the site is genuinely useful as a digest of some of the stuff going on in the ecosystem.
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yeah if my job was trawling linux lists i'd probably expend even less effort lol
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he does post some extremely niche stuff with visibly minimal effort as well. but the effort stuff is great, honestly it has been excellent for understanding stuff like the bringup of intels efficiency cores. followed the whole process with meticulous tests, including being the primary source for bisecting some performance regressions in the kernel.
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omg finally proper tearing/no vsync support for wayland https://invent.kde.org/plasma/kwin/-/merge_requests/927#note_560571 last piece missing for pro ![]()
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Tankakern posted:omg finally proper tearing/no vsync support for wayland lmao, linux has come full circle
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Tankakern posted:omg finally proper tearing/no vsync support for wayland 2012: "tearing is bad, let's get rid of it!" 2022: "tearing is good, bring it back!" with mailbox mode you can run unthrottled with no tearing and with 120+hz displays the max time between submitting a frame and having it displayed is only 8ms. i can't believe that anyone is sensitive enough to notice that
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they aren't unless they're on a low refresh rate screen the combination of a high and variable refresh rate makes vsync a complete non-issue
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fedora 37 is finally out today. upgrade took less than 5 minutes and everything works properly. very boring
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ooh I gotta upgrade my fedora
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The_Franz posted:fedora 37 is finally out today. upgrade took less than 5 minutes and everything works properly. very boring The default icon size for Nautilus was one tick too high for me and I had to press Ctrl - once. Upgrade was a disaster gonna delete and install windows
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Anyone using kde on fedora 37? Does wayland work better now (AMD)?
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The_Franz posted:fedora 37 is finally out today. upgrade took less than 5 minutes and everything works properly. very boring I had to reinstall NVIDIA drivers on one machine and force mpv to use x11 instead of wayland, but besides that everything was butter.
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Rooney McNibnug posted:I had to reinstall NVIDIA drivers on one machine and force mpv to use x11 instead of wayland, but besides that everything was butter. just curious, why the need to force mpv to use x11? mpv was keeping me on x11 under gnome for a long time due to idle inhibit issues (screen would sleep while i was watching a video). ended up being able to fix that via an mpv script.
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Rooney McNibnug posted:I had to reinstall NVIDIA drivers on one machine and force mpv to use x11 instead of wayland, but besides that everything was butter. mpv developers are weird religious zealots who absolutely hate gnome for some reason and refuse any patches to fix the issues under wayland there. adding support for dbus idle inhibit and libdecor would take an afternoon, but people have done so before and they absolutely will not pull it in, instead choosing to write long rants printed to the console about how gnome is broken
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The_Franz posted:mpv developers are weird religious zealots who absolutely hate gnome for some reason and refuse any patches to fix the issues under wayland there. adding support for dbus idle inhibit and libdecor would take an afternoon, but people have done so before and they absolutely will not pull it in, instead choosing to write long rants printed to the console about how gnome is broken https://gist.github.com/crazygolem/a7d3a2d3c0cee5d072c0cbbbdee69286 this pretty much solves the problem. i've been using it with mpv under gnome since at least june based on file timestamps just drop it in ~/.config/mpv/scripts/
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Rooney McNibnug posted:I had to reinstall NVIDIA drivers on one machine and force mpv to use x11 instead of wayland, but besides that everything was butter. I had to do the Nvidia driver shuffle too, but other than that it went without a hitch. For my first ever in-place Linux upgrade I'm pretty impressed.
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nudgenudgetilt posted:https://gist.github.com/crazygolem/a7d3a2d3c0cee5d072c0cbbbdee69286 Oh, this is great! Well, something was preventing mpv from playing anything under wayland and I was too lazy to figure it out at the moment, so I added code:
I'll give this script a try soon, thanks. Everything else is working pretty great under wayland.
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