I swear when it comes to forced updates of any kind it seems like this kind of outcome is always inevitable. There will at some point always be a bad update.

There is an open bug report for it. Seems like it might be brought back from what I have read on there. https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=481069. Someone has commented having already re-implemented the feature, but they seem to be stuck on something. If you can perhaps consider helping them out.

I was literally dragging it this whole time because I didn’t know they added this feature. This way is how I’m use to it working, but I’m glad there is an option for you to revert it.

I keep hearing people say that, but I paid thousands of dollars for my TV to still have ads. The days of if you don’t pay for the product then you are the product is dead. You will pay for it and still be the product regardless of cost.

The one thing I disagree with is the technological advancement. I feel like there has been advancement, but the problem is the cost of those advancements. No one is pining to drop thousands/tens of thousands of dollars on OLED, Micro-led, or whatever the hell else they have come out with over the years. On top of that the crappy interfaces of these TV’s as well as privacy problems. See the recent roku debacle.

So as it turns out, if you give people a choice. Some of them will pick something else.

There is a bug for it. The remember toggle doesn’t seem to persist across reboots and in my experience doesn’t always persist across plasmashell restarts. https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=480235. Not much traction yet, but there are plenty of stuff being worked on. I have filed around 30 + bugs. And about half of them have been fixed.

Sorry, not sure what else to do. I couldn’t even find much information regarding a 121 key keyboard. I do wonder if there is a way to create a custom layout.

Don’t we just send people caught with such materials to jail then? Regardless of if it was AI generated or not. If it is made to look like them then clearly shouldn’t be in your possession without their consent.

I don’t know much about this kind of thing, but one thought that I had is that if you go to system settings -> keyboard -> keyboard. Is there any similar keyboard model that you can select that would essentially give you access to those keys?

Lol, based judge.

Or virtual desktops for that matter.

I was using the flatpak version on arch for a while with no issues up until I started getting into modding and stuff. I ended up switching to the native version. Some issues were easy to fix by just granting permission to access a certain folder. Other issues I never figured out. Most importantly though, the vast majority of guides and tools simply don’t assume flatpak which means that resources and community help is a bit more scarce. I think it is because of people that use the steam deck which is an immutable os that I was able to figure out anything regarding the various different things you may need to do in order to get different kinds of mods and programs to run withing the flatpak sandbox.

Still can’t afford it.

That was a pretty good read.

Yeah, but it is virtually impossible to read all code running on your machine. At the very least it is an option. While I personally wouldn’t search the code of random open source calculator app. I’ll be damned if I ain’t inspecting something like this.

The fact that I never even heard of it probably speaks for its removal.

That’s super interesting stuff. Cool to see what is going on under the hood with Qt’s wayland support and how the KDE folks are solving these issues.

The conclusion is that they are basically the same except for in cases where vrr is a factor. In those cases kde is better because gnome doesn’t currently support vrr.

If you are dual booting, then disable fast boot in the bios to keep windows from locking various devices.