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You might want to report these. In the last This Week in KDE, it says:
I mean, theoretically, this could mean that they decided these issues are a WONTFIX, but I imagine, they rather just don't know of them.
At least the two I care about most already have an open issue in the bugtracker, which I am following for updates.
I'll search for the other two when I am bothered enough and report them if they aren't
I'm really looking forward to upgrade to Plasma 6, but I'm afraid, that it's still to buggy for my daily use. I think, it has some UI improvements that are really nice, but I don't want problems with crashing (I'm just nervous about Wayland instead of Xorg) 🙄