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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.
If you mean the one that reduces the blue, it has been available in Plasma Wayland session for years and it was introduced because third-party apps couldn’t apply such filter in the Wayland session
Ah my bad, forgot to specifiy that it’s on Wayland with an Nvidia card where the blue light filter currently isn’t working.
@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.