There’s actually not.

Ok that’s not just strange but actually sus.

As I already said, I forgot about HDR (and all the other mentioned stuff). The other features are a bit less important for non professional use cases.

Ok this is a legit point. I actually forgot about HDR. But in my personal opinion session saving is still more important.

It’s being worked on for years (or even decades lol). I highly doubt there isn’t an opened issue about it.

What’s wrong with rendering? It seems to have everything needed for most users. Driver issues don’t exactly count here because they’re not a part of Wayland. However session saving is very important for any work, especially office tasks. It’s becoming critical now when all major DEs make Wayland the default.

Sure but I think the core devs should focus on it. It is a big thing that is important (especially for a piece of always changing beta software like Wayland) yet still missing.

Focus solely on implementing session saving when?

The thing is most of your corporate secrets will already be used before you opt out. It will only work for ones you create in the future (if you believe they won’t change their policies which you absolutely shouldn’t do).

A new widget? Noice.

I never heard of Snikket so it should be even more lonely. The best advice I can give is to just use Signal. Imo it’s good enough.

I think it may not have playlist support yet.

The Gitlab page says it is using Piped and there are mentions of it in the app itself.

Plasma, Plasma… At least they reverted the changes this time and didn’t just leave it as is until they finish the fixes.

That’s what I want too. I think it should even be a default Android widget. I remember finding one a few years ago but I obviously don’t remember the name now.

I saw one that rickrolls the victims in this video: https://youtu.be/6vJwwRUtwMw

This is a peaceful but not the best approach. Though we should always respect and thank the developers, we (if possible) shouldn’t just let things be replaced with worse alternatives all the time.

I think they had reasons to act how they acted. They’re probably on a lot of pressure because the whole tech world is fighting ad blocking now.

For those who don’t like them, yes.

Oh man I see so much criticism of F-Droid’s policies incoming…

Any kind of encryption requires storing the key in plain text. Still nice to see Meta being fined though.