I have a big gaming desktop and at first it felt kinda slow, but then I found out it was happening because of the previous plasma 5 config messing with things, and the variable refresh rate affecting the mouse cursor movement.

Is there any single plasma command to reset plasma settings to default? I had issues with powerdevil and plasmashell, and both were resolved by deleting ~/.config/*rc and ~/.config/kdeglobals

Not just yet! For now only the desktop has HDR gamma and color settings, don’t expect more than that until more patches arrive.

And I understand that, at least in this first release, the objective is to have gaming hdr, not movies nor images…

Make sure you follow the wiki: you need to put the repo at the top of the list!

Can I just enable the KDE-unstable repo in arch and test?

EDIT: Yes, just follow the wiki and reboot!

HDR (for games) here we gooo

Edit 2: Ok, gotta wait a bit more for the great work of Zamundaaa to be merged. Can’t wait!

Is there a way to see them without deploying plasma 6?

Nope. Maybe I should, it’s just that I usually use vanilla themes, and keep it that way.

I meant L.I.N.U.X: Linux Is Not UniX

Linux Is Not UniX? Linux?

What about cosmopolitan? https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan

Oh, for sure. Windows marketshare never drops only because of its friendly community.

Thank you! Will do!

$ mysterytool
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WHAT DID YOU DO?!

I just remember the problems it gave me back in the day. So much so it earned a spot there.

I LOVE systemd, flatpaks, appimages, wayland, and pipewire. The desktop environment feel way more managed!

Sure, wayland is not complete yet (HDR), flatpak is missing some things (some portals), but the whole ecosystem is way more mature than before.

This is from someone who used init.d scripts, apt-get and dpkg, x.org, and alsa/pulseaudio/gstreamer.

Just accept that Ubuntu uses Snap for its packages. Same as other distros use other packages solutions.

This is awesome! Thanks!

I feel more like a vegan when talking about Linux