Hopefully Wayland support for polybar
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Hope Wayland gets more support and Fractional Scaling will finally work well.
still a sucker for solus a little so i wanna see if they do the merge with serpent next year, if not, solus 4.5 would also be nice to see
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What's so special about plasma 6? Currently on plasma 5 and like it. Don't really know too much it can improve on besides reliability and the desktop being more usable and easy to use.
Apparently theres a "better wayland" already as is -- forgot its name now. I'd love to see it overcoming both wayland and Xorg.