@ActuallyFlamey@plunkinatorr@sophiiess_ The dev named it xlibre because apparently he thinks he was banned from the xorg project for his right wing political views, and xlibre is “pro free speech”
Ok this actually got pretty interesting as a video
Here's a few points:
Lost windows reopening in the center:
Linus liked that closing and reopening a "lost" window just centers it nicely. However this is actually due to the fact a lot of Wayland desktops and apps lacks the ability to remember the exact window positions/sizes across launches. It's a known limitation that's currently being changed. I am not sure if KDE will make this an option.
Middle mouse autoscroll missing in Chromium:
Chromium (and thus Chrome) hides the middle-click autoscroll option on Linux (and macOS). It works fine in other Chromium-based browsers like Brave, and in Firefox.
This is fully a chromium issue and must be addressed by Google.
To fix this manually use this flag: --enable-blink-features=MiddleClickAutoscroll.
Or use a different browser.
Middle-click paste:
Hardcoded behavior from the old X11/Xorg days. Not an inherent Wayland issue, but apps (especially Chromium/Electron) need updates to play nicely. Chromium has been slow on this.
Chromium drag-and-drop failing to find files:
Twofold problem, Running as Flatpak (sandboxed) limits filesystem access.
Incomplete support for the proper XDG drag-and-drop portal by chromium.