Following the release of KDE 6.0, the first maintenance update, KDE Plasma 6.0.1, has been rolled out to address numerous issues. Over a hundred errors have been fixed in this new version, aimed at enhancing user experience.
Some of the key problems that have been resolved include the issue of cursor going beyond the boundary of the limited surface in Wayland. Previously, when starting games in a window or full screen, the cursor could mistakenly move outside the designated area, causing inconvenience to users.
Another issue that has been fixed is related to the closure of the kicker application menu. Prior to the update, users faced problems when trying to close the menu by clicking on the external area, as the menu would remain open, disrupting the workflow.
Additionally, users can now add widgets to the panel without any hindrance. Previously, there was a bug that prevented users from adding widgets to the panel due to the panel hiding after entering edit mode, especially when the Automatic hiding mode of the panel was turned on. This has now been rectified in the latest KDE Plasma 6.0.1 update.