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“the KDE Plasma 5.27.6 update improves fractional scaling so you no longer see line glitches all over the place”
Yes! I was so annoyed by this but expected people to treat fractional scaling like an edge case because “you shouldn’t be doing that anyway” or something.
Nice, I was affected by both of these bugs they fixed. Now I can finally switch to wayland.
Did a bunch of DE hopping lately and ended up back on an XFCEfied Plasma install. Absolutely love it’s flexibility.