Why not just log in as the user in TTY and then start it?

I’n not sure I understand the use-case of why it needs a Plasma session to start a script that needs to keep running afterwards. If the script itself does not need a plasma session, then you can just start it as a user service with systemd.

I have a few things in my Plasma desktop that is not translated. So it seems to be the same as you encounter.

I’ve just learned to live with it, since it’s likely just untranslated strings somewhere.

I think it depends on your usecase a lot. Most of the feedback is not related to games, so I don’t think most of them experience your issue, because you alt-tab out of a loading game. Do you have any major issues that are not related to playing games?

I can play games fine on Wayland, but I don’t alt-tab out, so I haven’t encountered what you have.

That’s awesome!

Awesome. So different library versions does not conflict here, good to know. :)

The Arch packages does and he is using an Arch based distro (endeavorOS), so it would be the same.

There is no maliit for qt6 yet. It’s still a work in progress according to the github repo issues.

It could be that your distro ships Plasma 6, but the keyboard is still qt5 based, so they don’t talk well to eachother?

Plasma-pa is built on libpulse, but pipewire is an in-place replacement for that anyway. Kmix is still only built with qt5 on Arch, while Plasma-pa and the rest of Plasma is qt6.

It seems to be a touchpad and not a separate mouse.

Can you type something in the number field next to the slider?

Are you using the default Breeze theme?

I’ve heard such issues can arise with 3rd party themes, so I just stick to Breeze. I’m using Breeze Dark and I have not seen this issue on Plasma 6.1.

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I’m not sure. It’s a krunner specific plugin. If it is, I just haven’t noticed.

For me, KRunner has some quick actions for certain applications that I use a lot. Like a quick connect to a VPN service.

Maybe it puts KDE applications first?

Like the firewall thing, might be plasma firewall settings.

I’m the person who can never learn how to use the shift to capitalize my letters and use caps-lock religiously.

That is bonkers to me. To me the Shift button is for single or a few characters, while Caps Lock is for full words and sentences. Did you grow up without a Shift key or where is that hatred for the Shift key coming from? ;)

My systems generally do send all the feedback to the KDE devs, so I help determine where effort should be put next.

It has been default in Arch for a long time.

What is the output of your df -h | grep tmpfs command? It should list a couple of devices using tmpfs, where /tmp is one of them.

2 good reasons to have your /tmp on tmpfs filesystems.

1. It’s faster. RAM speeds are faster than your drive speeds, even SSDs.
2. You are certain that all the files are removed on reboot, because RAM always gets cleared when it looses power.

1 bad reason for having your /tmp be tmpfs.

1. It can quickly fill out your RAM if your application (or you manually) drop huge files in /tmp and don’t move them out afterwards.

In my mind, the Pros outweigh the Cons.