SUMMARY: KWin does not implement the zwp_virtual_keyboard_manager_v1 Wayland protocol, which prevents all Wayland-native virtual keyboards from functioning on KDE Plasma Wayland. This affects users who need virtual keyboards for accessibility or emergency input recovery. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Install any Wayland-native virtual keyboard (wvkbd, squeekboard, etc.) on KDE Plasma Wayland 2. Attempt to run it: (i.e. wvkbd-mobintl) Alternatively, install Maliit and enable it in System Settings → Input Devices → Virtual Keyboard 3. Log out and back in 4. Click in any text field 5. Virtual keyboard fails with multiple virtual keyboard programs for Linux OBSERVED RESULT: Plasma Konsole throws this error: virtual_keyboard_manager not available EXPECTED RESULT SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux/KDE Plasma: Observed on both Neptune 9.0 (Debian-based) and CashyOS (latest v3) KDE Plasma Version: Observed on both v 6.3.6 and v 6.5.3 KDE Frameworks Version: Observed with 6.13.0 and later Qt Version: v 6.8.2 and later ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The overlayVirtualKeyboardOnWindows setting in KWin also reverts to false after restart, suggesting incomplete virtual keyboard infrastructure even beyond the missing protocol support. This is a significant accessibility and usability gap compared to other Wayland compositors. Users transitioning from X11 to Wayland on KDE Plasma lose the ability to use virtual keyboards entirely. Request: Please implement support for the zwp_virtual_keyboard_manager_v1 protocol in KWin to bring it to feature parity with other major Wayland compositors and restore virtual keyboard functionality for KDE Plasma Wayland users.