I discover Wayland Explorer https://wayland.app/protocols/.
Basically this site is to Wayland what MDN is to HTTP/HTML/CSS/JavaScript.
For each extension of the protocol, a page present and documents its API, and at the bottom of the page a summary table indicates for each compositor (Mutter, Kwin, COSMIC...) if the extension is supported, and if so what version of the extension.
Je découvre Wayland Explorer https://wayland.app/protocols/.
En gros ce site est à Wayland ce que MDN est à HTTP/HTML/CSS/Javascript.
Pour chaque extension du protocole une page présente et documente son API, et en bas de page un tableau récapitulatif indique pour chaque compositeur (Mutter, KWin, COSMIC…) si l’extension est supportée, et si oui quelle version de l’extension.
If 12 is working for you, then playing it safe is definitely a solid choice.
I mainly moved because I really wanted a newer stable kernel, and I was having some weird wifi issues with the backported kernels.
Also, #KDE #Plasma 6 is NIIIIIIIIICE. Even the #Wayland session. They've settled all the gripes I personally had with it, I think. At least, as far as running KDE-Wayland. Wayland itself still has some issues to iron out, some of which will never be dealt with to everyone's satisfaction.
That's just the way of things. It does feel a bit like a minimalist solution, which is ironically the opposite criticism that systemd gets leveled at it (and mostly quite fairly, IMHO).
SSS (v2.1.29) 
now rocks a fully modular #emacs config with some nice additions, like controling #spotify from Emacs (with smudge) and some UI tweaks as well as better #rofi, #mako, #alacritty and #waybar and more love to light themes as well as #everforest maybe this makes some #rde users curious :)
KDE 6.4 unterstützt das Wayland Session Restore Protocol
https://linuxnews.de/kde-6-4-unterstuetzt-das-wayland-session-restore-protocol/ #kde6 #plasma6 #wayland #linux
What do you think is still missing in #Wayland?
I feel that the last rough edges have been ironed out in the last year. This includes #HDR, #TripleBuffering, #ColorManagement, #SessionRestore implementations, improved #Accessibility, etc.
What important pieces do you think are still missing in Wayland?
#XWayland #Mutter #KWin #Gnome #KDE #X11 #XOrg #Cosmic #Enlightenment #GTK4 #GTK #QT6 #Weston #Cinnamon #Xfce hyprland #niri #sway
Wine Wayland Release v10.5.3: https://github.com/varmd/wine-wayland/releases/tag/v10.5.3
#linux #linuxgaming #update #foss #release #wine #wayland
#Wayland is running nice so far! Exciting stuff
#OperatingSystem : #Kubuntu 24.04
#KDE #Plasma Version: 5.27.12
KDE Frameworks Version: 5.115.0
Qt Version: 5.15.13
Kernel Version: 6.8.0-57-generic (64-bit)
Graphics Platform: Wayland
Processors: 6 × Intel® Core™ i5-9400F CPU @ 2.90GHz
Memory: 15.5 GiB of RAM
Graphics Processor: NV137
Manufacturer: Acer
Product Name: Nitro N50-600
@thelinuxEXP @tlenewspodcast is this (window position and size restore capabilities) #wayland feature already merged in #mutter ? if yes will this be included in #fedora42 that will be released in a few day ?
#Wayland gaining window position and size restore capabilitiesWOW WOW WOW WOW never clicked on a YouTube link harder in my life lmfao
Time for this week's #Linux and #OpenSource News video!
This week, we have #Firefox adding experimental AI tools to their nightly builds, #Wayland gaining window position and size restore capabilities, the Framework 12 going on preorder (even in the US after some tariffs shenanigans), and some leaks about #Valve's new VR headet:
I just published a video on #hardllimit
https://video.hardlimit.com/w/wpjftphK8ot6JLThvcVq5Y
This video is about my #archlinux setup where I presents some #wayland stuff and interesting things like #tui and terminal based software. Enjoy it
