In my opinion, that's because X11 lacks proper abstract for many things like screenshot, screencast, color managerment and etc, so the applications have to use many X11 implementation details to implement these features. It leads to high-coupling code with X11 so move their code to wayland and ensuring it works correctly and is consistent with the old behavior is difficult.
Coelacanthus
So use Fcitx 5 Android instead. It's a open source IME application without requesting any permission except Notification, especially without network permission.
zsh, because of highly customizable.
I use Yubikey 5 NFC and Canokey Pigeon, both works out of box on Linux.
I don't think Sidebery is a great implementation unless the developers fix this bug. It can be reproduced stably and is important for users who opened many tabs and keep them between session.
It's better to integrate Tree Style Tab addon instead. It's not a good idea to re-implement a function which already has a great implementation...
Konsole, because I can use it in editor(Kate), file manager(Dolphin), IDE(KDevelop), standalone window and Quake style window.
Use a git repo and stow
tool. For updating, you only need run git pull
(and stow
if you create config for a new software). If you modify some config, just git add && git commit && git push.
With this way, you can also record change history of your config.
Oh, my bad. But OpenGL ES 3.1 and Vulkan 1.2 is also not suitable to 2023. Hope the developers can make driver support Vulkan 1.3.
The problem is not caused by mono kernel. Just because AMDGPU driver was developed in mono style. i.e. they include the code of all generations in one driver. In monolithic kernel, the developer can develop drivers with "micro" style. e.g. Intel's GPU driver doesn't use mono style, they created a new driver when they changed GPU hardware architecture.
Monolithic kernel is a concept about address space. If all parts of a kernel are running in the same address space, this is a monolithic kernel, otherwise it's a micro kernel.
This problem is about how to split parts, but not how to place parts in memory.