Being able to restart the Wayland compositor without killing your apps is frickin awesome!!!
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Cool! Maybe I'll switch back to KDE when it releases. I'm currently on GNOME because KDE 5 Wayland crashes on startup, and if I can get it to start, it hangs. Unfortunately, getting my monitors to refresh properly is more important than using KDE.
Looks like it's only a few months away! I'm excited to play with it!
That sounds weird. Did you report this bug? Wayland on KDE 5 is quite stable in my experience.
No, maybe I'll try it again, it has been a few months.
Though with the focus being on KDE 6, maybe it's better for me to just try that out instead.
I will sound really nit-picky buy the biggest thing keeping me away from using KDE is that accent-colored bar on each window in the taskbar, and the different coloring of open/focused/minimized windows. I want it sleek but not cluttery.
I've tried about a dozen themes but I couldn't find any that got rid of that and looked good. I tried fixing it myself but editing svg files was too difficult for me.
I hope plasma 6 adds more options for this but I'm not holding my breath.