PCManFM-Qt 2.4.1 has been released as a stability update for LXQt users utilizing Qt 6.11.2 under Wayland, addressing a geometry regression caused by the upstream Qt build. The update locks in the desktop screen setting, restores middle-click tab closure for improved usability, and includes a workaround for unexpected window placement issues on Sway and Hyprland. Additionally, routine CMake cleanup has been performed to streamline the build process. Maintainer tsujan and contributors have focused on enhancing Wayland compatibility while responding to the rapid changes in Qt's release cycle

PCManFM-Qt 2.4.1 Released: Fixes Qt 6.11.2 Wayland Regression

PCManFM-Qt 2.4.1 delivering a targeted stability update for LXQt users running Qt 6.11.2 under Wayland. The release explicitly locks in the desktop screen setting to counter a geometry regression introduced in the upstream Qt build, while also restoring middle-click tab closure for daily drivers. A new wlroots workaround addresses unexpected window placement on Sway and Hyprland, and routine CMake cleanup keeps the build chain lean. Maintainer tsujan continues steady progress toward full Wayland compatibility as the project navigates Qt's rapid release cycle.

PCManFM-Qt 2.4.1 Released: Fixes Qt 6.11.2 Wayland Regression @ Linux Compatible