KDE Plasma 6.4 has obtained its third level launch in the present day, as scheduled. This replace brings lots of fixes throughout totally different parts just like the KWin window supervisor, the Plasma Desktop itself, and the Wayland implementation.

KWin received a good portion of the repairs, particularly for these working on Wayland. Customers with high-resolution shows shall be glad to listen to that chaotic window resizing when utilizing a fractional scale issue has been corrected. An odd enter bug the place clicks had been ignored on Wayland if a tooltip was seen can also be resolved.

Now, if you use a pill with a relative dial, KWin will accurately ship the delta values, and extra importantly, it’s guarded towards a crash when dealing with pill occasions. A reminiscence leak within the DRM backend has additionally been plugged, and XWayland now not misroutes mouse button inputs.

On the Plasma Desktop, an annoying bug with the lock display has been squashed. Some customers discovered that the display would immediate for a password instantly upon locking, whereas for others it might not, and this replace makes that habits constant.

For these nonetheless on the basic X11 session, the “Reduce All Home windows” widget has been fastened and works as supposed once more. The Uncover software program heart additionally feels extra responsive now, with gadgets in a listing highlighting the second you press them as a substitute of ready for the discharge.

A couple of different particular purposes and companies obtained some much-needed patches. As for Spectacle, a technical repair removes useLayerShell() to forestall it from breaking Qt apps launched afterward.

The KDE builders managed to resolve a problem with the Orca display reader and repeated navigation key presses, in addition to one other situation the place the built-in RDP server might crash from an invalid connection. Plasma 6.4.3 ought to start showing within the software program repos for rolling-release distros over the subsequent few days.

You possibly can take a look at the complete changelog right here.