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On Arch Linux, Plasma 6.0.1 was released a few minutes ago in the testing package sources.
~~I am curious if this version will reach the official repositories or if there are still reasons to delay an official release.~~
Edit: That went faster than expected. Plasma 6.0.1 has been moved from Testing to Extra.
I’ve been waiting for this! Downloading now, work can wait for me to tinker a little
In the meantime, I have installed the update to Plasma 6.0.1 on my notebook. There were no problems and so far everything is working as it should.
Same here. Works great! I had to switch back to X11 because the time tracking software my company uses doesn’t want to work with Wayland for some reason - it did previously
Have you already checked whether xwayland is still installed? And have you tried to start the program using QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb your_program?
I haven’t looked at too deeply yet. I’ll have a look on the weekend.
This gives out a 404?
Earlier, the link to the changelog at https://kde.org/announcements/plasma/6/6.0.1/ did not work, but the one I used did. In the meantime, the link at https://kde.org/announcements/plasma/6/6.0.1/ works and the one I used does not. I assume that someone from KDE has adjusted the link in the meantime.
I have updated the link accordingly.
Ah, looks like KHotkeys got discontinued so a bunch of my keyboard shortcuts no longer work, that's a bummer.
Yeah that was my source as well, seems reasonable but it's a bit annoying I can no longer have named groups of shortcuts