2026-07-31 14:13 UTC
@dreamos82@mastodon.world I know I tried it in Debian 12 and it was clear it wasn't default 'cos it wasn't ready.
In Debian 13 it's mostly been fine. I thought it was broken at first but that was a stupid setting I'd made throttling the CPU and forgotten about.
Some apps like digiKam for example put the right-click context menus in odd places.
I did find it was better with two screens, one hi-def and one regular-def than Xorg was.
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@dreamos82@mastodon.world 2026-07-31 14:23
One of the thing that I really don't like is this: It offloads a lot of work to each and every window manager. As a result, the same basic features get implemented differently in different window managers, with different behaviors and bugs - so what works on desktop environment A does not necessarily work in desktop environment B In the past I read a post saying that it can make porting apps to linux harder (unfortunately I don't have the link since was several months ago)