LightlyShaders
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Luwx
plasma 5.23
After my system is updated to plasma 5.23 (neon user edition) I can't find the lightly shaders item in the systemsettings/behaviour of desktop/appearance. It also doesn't work no more... Just to let you know. Lighly Shaders is beautiful.
Yeah can confirm this behaviour on Arch as well, most likely due to changes in KWin or kdecoration or some other library changes, the update also broke Parachute KWin script if this is at all relevant
compile.log
FWIW I uploaded the compilation log from makepkg (the command I used was makepkg -si &> compile.log)
I'm attempting to implement a fix in my own ShapeCorners fork. Will letcha folks know if I get something working.
This fork fixed the issue: https://github.com/sr-tream/LightlyShaders
Can you tell where I have to look to customize/activate this fork? Thank you...
is there a way to PKGBUILD ? Or can I take original's and replace URL in that and build ? I want to add to my own repo for my Distro.
Oh shoot I forgot to mention, my ShapeCorners fork now implements a fix (though this new implementation suffers from the Korners bug).
Oh shoot I forgot to mention, my ShapeCorners fork now implements a fix (though this new implementation suffers from the Korners bug).
@a-parhom 's fork proposed a fix for the Korners bug but it seems it requires some improvement to be a little more resource friendly. I'm using it on my laptop and so far I didn't get any significant slowdowns
After taking a look at the changes that were introduced in 5.23, I honestly don't think it's possible to make this effect work like before. KWin no longer exposes a way to paint only the decoration and shadow underneath the window, and this is key to make the effect look good: painting the shadow at the rounded corner. @a-parhom fork works around this issue by shrinking the shadow so that it fills the rounded section, but at the cost of shadows not looking like they were intended to. While it's nice to have a more optimized KWin, it's also sad to see these breaking changes and 0 interest of KWin developers to make a native solution to round corners.
After taking a look at the changes that were introduced in 5.23, I honestly don't think it's possible to make this effect work like before. KWin no longer exposes a way to paint only the decoration and shadow underneath the window, and this is key to make the effect look good: painting the shadow at the rounded corner. @a-parhom fork works around this issue by shrinking the shadow so that it fills the rounded section, but at the cost of shadows not looking like they were intended to. While it's nice to have a more optimized KWin, it's also sad to see these breaking changes and 0 interest of KWin developers to make a native solution to round corners.
How about the one on @ZacharyTalis 's ShapeCorners?
I found https://github.com/matinlotfali/KDE-Rounded-Corners . It really works great.
After taking a look at the changes that were introduced in 5.23, I honestly don't think it's possible to make this effect work like before. KWin no longer exposes a way to paint only the decoration and shadow underneath the window, and this is key to make the effect look good: painting the shadow at the rounded corner. @a-parhom fork works around this issue by shrinking the shadow so that it fills the rounded section, but at the cost of shadows not looking like they were intended to. While it's nice to have a more optimized KWin, it's also sad to see these breaking changes and 0 interest of KWin developers to make a native solution to round corners.
How about the one on @ZacharyTalis 's ShapeCorners?
The other ones I looked also suffer from the same problem, the missing shadow at the corner, it will look like the korner bug. I'll poke the code a bit more, but I'm afraid a solution to this will be very difficult or extremely hacky.
I'll probably end up archiving this repository.
Yep, all the forks I know about suffer from the same Korners issue.
You can mitigate Korners somewhat by using the Inactive Blur wallpaper plugin. Here's what my desktop looks like with the plugin installed:
