Sadly it was not difficult to encounter a bug at that time, so i gave up on it quickly. I wonder if it is in better shape now?
Of course running Linux on modern hardware is still a bit fraught with errors, though it has been getting much better. I run a current gen Thinkpad X9 Aura and apart from the webcam which has fundamental driver issues on all Linux kernels everything runs really well, power efficiency is also great at around 10W, not as good as a MacBook (which I also use daily) but close enough for me, and I still prefer Linux over MacOS any day.
It’s cluttered enough that even though I prefer a GUI preference dialog, I’ll use e.g. alacri/ghost/ki/tty instead.
I've tried Kitty and Alacritty but the fact that you have to dive into the config file for everything right when you're starting out with the terminal was just not worth the time investment in my eyes.
It's beautiful. It has various useful desktop widgets. File manager is very powerful. Window rules make it very customizable.
It's like asking a relative whose baby you last saw 15 years ago if said baby can now walk. ^_^
Switching to Wayland made by wifi not authenticate. Weird. Ok, forget the connection and redo it. Just times out the authentication. Ask Gemini. Common problem apparently.... So you have to setup your wifi via terminal. Oook?
No. No, it absolutely does not.
I have used Plasma on at least four different distros in the past 2 months and that has not been true for any of them.
I ued the KDE OS before and had no problem.
I am currently using Bazzite (seeing if it is actually better than other Linux OSes) with KDE and never had a problem. Many problems occured, but wifi wasn't one of them.