(When clicking the battery icon/applet on the taskbar) You guys know why is that so?
Also, when clicking the network icon on the taskbar, I noticed cinnamon(=~gnome) packaged with debian 12 has it more precise than KDE, as it display the signal intensity in % (instead of the 3~4 bars usually seen on the wifi icon). Is there a way for me to ditch the KDE network manager and get the gnome/cinnamon one on KDE ? (until the KDE one catches up)
up (this is me upping the post as it hasn’t be replied and platform requires 20chars)
Perhaps this is a question more suited for your distribution’s forum, MX Linux (https://forum.mxlinux.org/)…
Good idea thanks, just had a try. It seems that they use exactly the same backend as the debian forum, which is as screwed up, as they won’t let me register in there too…
I really wish KDE experts could give me a hint…
By the way I posted here too :
- reddit dot com /r/debian/comments/1bw5965/debian_12_vs_mx_linux_kde/
- reddit dot com /r/kde/comments/1bwfy55/wireless_mouse_battery_showing_up_in_debian_12/
- reddit dot com /r/antiXLinux/comments/1bwfel2/ways_to_flawlessly_integrate_mxtools_to_debian/
without luck …