i have it set up like that but I’m really impatient

TL;DR: make bug reports and look for support in the support channels, not google.

most often thats because it’s much faster to do it in the terminal if you know how, or because the result is an old post from before graphical tools were as good as they are now.

also, a google search is not reaching out and getting support. post/send smth in the KDE communities on here or on the matrix (Foss discord, basically) channels for KDE or your distro, or on KDE discuss. people look at those often for the express purpose of helping with this stuff. maybe go to the KDE bug reporting site and report the bug, it’ll probably be resolved in the next update.

there are graphical ways to do most of these things that work, you’re just new and dont know where they are. there are people out there literally watching whenever they can to help people like you with issues like yours, you are looking in the wrong places. also, even though it can be avoided most of the time you are best off familiarizing yourself with the command line at least a little so you can troubleshoot quicker and better, just like every other operating system.

never really got the point of that kind of stuff but looking at the demand I’m glad its getting added (eventually) since everyone else clearly wants it.

only enthusiast distros like arch are diy in any sense. you dont need the terminal for most things, what you need is to get the settings in discover set up for the thing you want it to do and if it doesn’t worm reach out and get support. that guy talking about cronjobs is probably just familiar with the command line and forgot that that isn’t normal.

exactly my thoughts. I’m in control here but it also does stuff the way that makes sense on its own whenever I dont mess with it.

yes, iirc the general advice is to restart like once a week. its not a huge deal if you wait a little longer (two is fine) its just a guideline.

they did because live patching has a lot more that can go wrong so they made the name reflect that risk. ofc you should get to choose so the setting is there.

its in the software updates page, I think its behind a button at the top

yeah, I just thought it was funny that ive been checking literally daily since I switched to Linux.

ive thought about turning the shadows off but I can’t really see them so it doesn’t bug me personally. AFAIK you can’t disable it only while tiling (bc the tiling script and the decorations can’t interact with each other) but it is a highly requested thing on the krohnkite github.

i dont need multiple terminals, I just wanted to show the tiling without showing anything from my apps bc the apps would distract from what I was trying to show.

exactly what the other dude said, I still want a full pre-setup desktop environment I just also want tiling.

default panel at the bottom with a couple small settings changed, default fedora 42 wallpaper. the terminals are just there to show the tiling and stuff without showing stuff from my apps bc the apps aren’t the point.

edit: forgot the window decorations thing, I don’t use them that much really but i put them there when I first started using plasma and now it feels wrong not to have them.

figured it was the easiest way to show the tiling without having stuff from my apps visible.

meant for there to be a new line after rate my setup but it looks like you cant do that for this kind of post.

I’m trying to get most of what I like on CD and then host a jellyfin server

try therapy

its because the roman empire hijacked the religion and after their collapse the leftovers (Catholic church) forced an entire continent into 1000 years of oppression.

forgot about helium

planes are safer because they are less prone to failure and can take more damage (and more significant damage) before falling out of the sky, as well as being able to maneuver on the way down instead of just actually falling.