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I was trying out Wayland yesterday.
It crashed kde multiple times.
Switched back to x11
How TF are you crashing out Wayland in 2025?
I torture myself far too much with (relatively) obscure wayland window managers on my nvidia card, but I've had a decent experience with full desktop environments for a while.
Well that is easy.
I select Plasma(Wayland) on the login screen and use my pc. Then the Desktop environment will crash after some hours. With it the Internet config (local lan was still working?)
It was all weird.
I am super curious what your setup is. Iβve seen weirdness in Wayland for some setups, graphical corruption issues, but not outright crashing.
Tbf x11 also regularly crashes when I use suspend and start the pc again, but it recovers quickly.
Wayland did however just crash.
What I can try is to use a new profile. KDE Plasma has often issues with existing configs somehow.
Huh, weird! KDE on Wayland has been rock solid for me! I've been using Plasma 6, so can't vouch for Plasma 5's stability, if that's what you were using.
What distro? Runs just fine on Arch.
Nixos
im trying out Wayland on linux mint 22.3 beta
still im not a quitter since my keyboard layout works now.
Might be KDE or to do with versions of libraries, Wayland runs pretty good with Sway on Alpine Linux.
Huh, I thought Alpine was mainly just used for Kubernetes pods and different container images. Do you actually use Alpine as a daily driver? How is it? I'm still quite new to using Linux as a desktop, so I haven't considered it for that.
Yeah I run it as a daily driver, I wrote a little something to bootstrap it with encrypted zfs set up. I personally really like it for how stable/minimal it is, no systemd and running musl libc which I used do myself on Gentoo but as a binary distro Alpine is a lot less effort.
My whole install is under 4GB of packages and it's very lean, there's like 30k packages in the repos so quite decent for selection, and if you need to custom build stuff aports (like Arch Linux AUR) is pretty straightforward. Apk is also a great package manager.
There are a few caveats though, with musl libc a few things won't work (Obligatory fuck Nvidia) since they are compiled for glibc, so for that flatpak is your friend here (I use Steam with it a lot). It also requires a bit of understanding to debug sometimes, I use the Gentoo and Arch wikis for things if the Alpine wiki is missing something.
It's a fantastic distro though and I hardly have to maintain it/things rarely go wrong. Been running as a desktop for a few years now.
Thanks for sharing!
Cheers, after years of distrohopping it's finally home!