Luanti 5.12.0

[real_mineplayer]

At first, thanks to use SDL by default, so that scaling under Wayland also works with the distribution-shipped package.

However, I have a question: I use the standard German QWERTZ keyboard layout. After updating to Luanti 5.12, the keys for increasing / decreasing the view range changed to the standard '+' and '-' key of US-layout. Additionally, the key which is '/' on US layout and '-' on German layout, is now used for command. In German layout, the '/'-key can be pressed with [Shift]+7. When I go in the settings and try to apply that key to 'cmd' (well, there are 2 keys I have to press), it sets [Shift] as the new key and of course tells me that this key is already in use.

Now my question is how I can apply the previous used key ([Shift]+7) to 'cmd' again.
Changing the range selection keys back is not a problem, but therefore I first need to change the cmd-key back.

[real_mineplayer]

Still, I believe the whole default style is so depressing, it needs a complete redo as there is too much artistic inconsitency (weird mix of pixel style and "tech demo looks"). I know there has been a lot of debate that went nowhere but I wonder if the main menu could be improved JUST by theming alone, i.e. make a high-quality formspec style, no additional programming or layouting; just to get the ball rolling.

I can just agree, the main menu needs a better and especially uniform design.
Additionally, I think that adding 'themes', which can change the theme of the main menu (as the name already says), would be a good idea. Then, I would also try to move the feature of changing symbols, which texture packs currently have, to themes or at least add this feature to themes and then define if themes or texture packs are preferred.

[Kurkure]

Screen is keep getting black on my redmi 7A phone when i look down

[Linuxdirk]

Trixie should actually hit stable relatively soon, […]

Fast-forward 2 months … Trixie was promoted from “somewhat recent” to “soon to be outdated” (SCNR 🙃). So any chance having SDL 3 support in the next release? I really want to get rid of SDL2 (which is in maintenance-only mode since 2 years now).

[Blockhead]

Trixie should actually hit stable relatively soon, […]

Fast-forward 2 months … Trixie was promoted from “somewhat recent” to “soon to be outdated” (SCNR 🙃). So any chance having SDL 3 support in the next release? I really want to get rid of SDL2 (which is in maintenance-only mode since 2 years now).

Sounds good to me, I'm fairly sure the core devs will agree that if it's in a Debian stable or Ubuntu LTS, then it's expected that enough users will have it.