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This week in KDE: #Plasma6 is not only gearing up for a big technological shift, but is also adding cool new features and improving the user experience
Look forward to sound themes! Snappier responses! Prettier widgets! More awesome things!
https://pointieststick.com/2023/07/28/this-week-in-kde-sounds-like-plasma-6/
I always enjoy reading the “This week in KDE” posts.
I hope we eventually get the blue light filter on Plasma in Wayland.
Edit: with Nvidia! I hope we get the blue light filter on Plasma in Wayland with Nvidia!
Is this different from Night Shift? I thought that was already working in Wayland (unless you mean Nvidia).
I do mean Nvidia.
@HKayn The blue light filter is a built in feature in Plasma Wayland for a long time (it was even for some time a Wayland exclusive feature). Search for “Night color” in the system settings, you don’t even need to install a third party app anymore.
I was referring to the fact that Night Color currently doesn’t work on Wayland with an Nvidia card.