> Now, KDE upstream has relented on using a single-click to open files and defaults to double-click instead. Distributions like Fedora, Kubuntu, and Manjaro had been changing the upstream default anyway, so KDE developer Nate Graham suggested disabling the feature. ""Distros are closer to users and clearly the feedback they've been getting is that double-click is a better default...Let's admit it and switch to double-click by default ourselves"".
This is great news.
The biggest challenge for Wayland for me was I want to be able to record my screen on obs as easily as I can on x11. I don't think this has been a problem lately. There is iirc an icon up top on gnome at least which I don't want in my video but I guess I'm not supposed to be recording my whole display?
I currently don't use my fedora machine much (just ssh into it when I need to) and wsl2 is good enough.
This is great news.
The biggest challenge for Wayland for me was I want to be able to record my screen on obs as easily as I can on x11. I don't think this has been a problem lately. There is iirc an icon up top on gnome at least which I don't want in my video but I guess I'm not supposed to be recording my whole display?
I currently don't use my fedora machine much (just ssh into it when I need to) and wsl2 is good enough.