How's Plasma 6 Going? feat. Michael Horn 

same here, im using x11 just bc of Touché but im missing the 2 fingers gesture on browsers and the pinch to zoom :( i think they're only available on wayland

@@squishy-tomato I just think it shouldn't be seen or treated as an effect at all. However something is made or implemented in the background means nothing to the user so I think it should just be where it is on every other desktop (as far as I know). It feels as native as Compiz back in the day which is so archaic of an approach. I imagine it's like this because it's about KWin (I assume) settings being in mostly one place like it was for Compiz. Imagine already having poor eyesight just to go into a tab that has nothing to do with what you are likely squinting hard to find lol. Goes against the whole point of accessibility. I don't think there's anything to get used to. I think it's just an oversight in design. Genuinely amazed I've never seen it mentioned anywhere. Even more amazed it's never changed. I am surprised Plasma 6 hasn't made it more obvious when they're going over the design of the settings unless it has changed recently in development which would be great to hear.

yup! until now it used the KDE 4 Oxygen sounds, now it has new Blue Ocean sounds! they're inspired by Windows Vista and i don't remember what else

Have you seen the design ideas for the new style? It's still flat but with an intent on increasing depth feel in elements.

@@freetobe3 I haven't. Is it still breeze or something new? Let me check.

@@oredaze Right now some of the ideas developed were ported into breeze but I wouldn't be amazed if the entire style was developed from the ground up as its own thing once Plasma 6 was fully matured and a unified styling for Qt Widgets and Qt Quick are worked on. Unofficial name is Ocean for the mock ups.

@@freetobe3 Can't find it, but it doesn't matter. I will wait for the finished surprise. Kinda exciting.

Same. GNOME Shell with some extensions becomes very usable on a laptop with just gestures to handle dynamic workspaces and automatic fullscreen assignment per workspace. Plasma 5.27 on Wayland already has some gesture recognition improvements over GS but lacks the baked in work to feel integrated. Plasma 6 is shaping up to be a great environment.

it can be installed from the kwin scripts section of system settings. Get New Scripts

@@DCM777. I'd rather depend on something that is officially supported. Same reason I won't rely on gnome extensions that greatly change the official supported functionality of gnome.

@@UsEr4532lili inside Dolphin file manager middle click just act as left click for me, it literarly do nothing, it doesn't paste it's just useless wasting it's potential, besides I mean click and hold like in firefox, not just click.

No. That is not a new vision. There is just one feature where Gnome did a great job and KDE people used it as reference to implement such feature to KDE Plasma.

@@HenriqueSantAnna That's great. I appreciate the clarification.

Not really. There are some points of choice of convergence. The point of kde is and should always be the customization

Shouldn't be too difficult as it isn't really a desktop problem. Although for many the absence of AI in the system would be a reason to switch to Linux and some would be unhappy to the addition of it because it is currently a point of controversy. If anything, Linux desktop is way more ready for AI tools integration since it's way more modular, so I don't see why it wouldn't be able to integrate system manipulation with an AI chatbot better than Windows does it. The major problem is the absence of powerful enough open-source AI models to compete with giant tech companies.