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This Week in Plasma: Fixing All the Bugs, PiP, and Performance
(blogs.kde.org)
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dot-0 and dot-1 releases have always been on the more buggy side, simply because several bigger distributions tend to aim for dot-2 or dot-3 releases and rolling release users are the early adopters who do the bug reporting.
I suspect you're on a rolling release distribution and something broke in general. How would a DE cause memory issues?
I AM on a rolling release, Cachy OS, but a desktop is not immune to memory leaks. Plasma can absolutely cause memory issues. Not vetting CachyOS because I haven’t tested personally to know for a fact it’s the distro, not the DE, but DEs can absolutely cause memory issues.