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> I find the new behaviour quite unnatural after using it the way it was for so
> long.
That sounds like "I got used to the old way even though it didn't make sense",
which isn't a terr
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Considering it also only lists CBP for *decoding* and yet it can obviously
decode higher profiles (otherwise it would be useless for the web), I think
that feature list is clearly not exhaustive.
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I am in fact (150%), but the bad quality looks like compression artifacts, so
it shouldn't be related to scaling/resolution, but rather a codec issue. It
also happens when recording the full screen.
@Noah yes
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Yes, 4:2:0 should be the default since a lot of decoders choke on 4:4:4 too. If
offered, 4:4:4 should be an explicit opt-in for users that know their use case
will handle it.
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* I meant also width there, not height (which is what the OP reported).
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Bug ID: 476187
Summary: OpenH264 codec support
Classification: Frameworks and Libraries
Product: KPipeWire
Version: unspecified
Platform: Other
OS: Linux
Status:
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=476186
Bug ID: 476186
Summary: Screen recording quality is terrible
Classification: Frameworks and Libraries
Product: KPipeWire
Version: unspecified
Platform: Other
OS: Linux
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Bug ID: 475435
Summary: default system keyboard model is not correctly set on
Wayland
Classification: Applications
Product: systemsettings
Version: 5.27.8
Platform: Fedora
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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=455526
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Hmm, it looks like whatever was done to 5.27.7 to fix the non-integer scale
redraw artifacts (which was another major issue) also fixed or significantly
improved blur? I can't reproduce the kind of horrible
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(In reply to paul from comment #6)
> As a user of natural/inverted scrolling for years, I would argue that this
> is not actually a bug, but working as expected. "Invert scrolling" means
> inv
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Another workaround is to make the actual command running not be ssh, so konsole
can't see it. For example, you could alias ssh to be `/usr/bin/time ssh`, that
should stop konsole from picking it up.
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--- Comment #3 from Hector Martin ---
Keep in mind that the confusing setting name was only the last 15 minutes spent
on the issue. I spent months wondering what the colored squares were about in
the first place. It would be helpful to also add
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Bug ID: 454034
Summary: "Allow Color Filters" feature is poorly named,
surprising and unintuitive
Product: konsole
Version: 21.12.3
Platform: Gentoo Packages
OS:
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=364321
--- Comment #22 from Hector Martin ---
The UI was there in KDE4. It was lost in KDE5. Do you have a reference as to
why it was removed?
When 57240 was closed, there was no UI and no intent to add an UI. A UI was
later added anyway. Clearly someone
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Of course JEDEC would use the binary definition; their entire business is
basically RAM and Flash specifications. They are basically the only
organization with a reason to prefer binary powers of 2, as they define
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--- Comment #3 from Hector Martin ---
I haven't used Kopete in many years, so feel free to close this bug (I don't
know what close reason is appropriate in these cases).
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--- Comment #26 from Hector Martin ---
Is anyone planning on looking at this now that Qt has support? It's basically
the only thing stopping me from using Wayland...
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--- Comment #10 from Hector Martin ---
Yeah, this hasn't gone away for me. These days I just toggle compositing on and
off to fix it, but it still happens every now and then.
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I get the feeling that if KDE won't push forward on upstreaming this then
nobody will. GNOME seems quite happy using it as a nonstandard protocol.
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That workaround doesn't work for me; not sure if this is because my problem is
different from the reporter's or not.
My issue isn't KWin stealing the Meta key, it's something st
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To be clear, the problem isn't that this is an interactive process *when those
scripts are executed*, it's that the appropriate display environment variables
need to be availa
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=380311
Bug ID: 380311
Summary: No way to launch ssh-agent with interactivity under
Wayland
Product: plasmashell
Version: 5.9.5
Platform: Other
OS: Linux
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