I think this could make sense if you are also able to change the kind of file that you want to create.

Looking good guys! +1

I know this patch doesn't deal with this, but I would suggest doing a background blur on the bottom bar that has the player buttons and the labels. It will improve readability

Looks great. Thanks for the fix.

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Looks good to me +1

In T9780#167727, @trickyricky26 wrote:

@abetts

As not all applications have these empty window areas that can currently be used for dragging windows around, your idea could be integrated into an overlay with one large surface to pinch-to-zoom.

What about multitouch? Using 2 fingers to pinch and zoom to the desired size? If you are using a tablet for example, the system could detect your pinch and zoon done vertically, diagonally, or horizontally and resize the window accordingly. It would only activate with two fingers on the screen and only in "empty" window areas.

Overall, these changes are sensitive and go with the times. I don't particularly like a dock on the left, but allowing this feature is good IMHO. Others like icons-only, I am all for.

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[] Save for this setup only.

or

[X] Use for all setups with this display.

The new icon to show video, it reminds me heavily about VLC. Are we going with that design?

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Is the popup themable?

Maybe another group could be "Transitions", or "Appear"

I agree with all the changes. PIP naming is also much more recognizable.

Minor detail with great impact. Thank you for the work.

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In D16504#350746, @ngraham wrote:

In D16504#350245, @abetts wrote:

I like the direction of the patch.

My only thing is that we drop the use of the word "Scheme". I think we could use something different like "Pattern", "Swatch", "Theme", etc. If it is about colors, I think swatch would be really cool.

Yeah, the word "scheme" is kind of negative in English. Unfortunately, the term "Color Scheme" is used everywhere, so I think changing that will require more discussion and should be done in another patch.

I would probably resize Konqui to be as tall as the two labels to the left. It will seem more balanced.

I started working on a couple of images to offer for review. Stay tuned.

In D15206#348152, @ngraham wrote:

No, the blue highlight doesn't touch, just like people requested. It looks just fine now. If we want to make the blue highlight touch the bounds of its whole view, that would be a significant design change that would need to be made elsewhere (if indeed it would be desirable).

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Would there be any visual change because of this new behavior?

I like the direction of the patch.

+1 from me.

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In D16408#348883, @yurchor wrote:

A bit brighter color scheme. Low resolutions are painted by mesh to avoid blurring.

My only comment is that the background for the globe has colors that are too close to each other, maybe a little too dull. I would recommend brightening them up a little bit.

Looks great to me. I would probably follow closely what Discover is doing with their headers. @ngraham could give you some info on that. Or if you take a look at the sources page within Discover, you will see what I mean.

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Does the blue line from the selected content touch the divider line you are prosing? If it isn't, I would suggest no gap between those two lines.

If GPL is not an option readily available for images, images that are CC-BY-SA will work ok for us. (Correct me if I am wrong). Good repositories of images are flickr.com (you can sort images by license) and also unsplash.com. Please check images before taking them, let's not assume all images in those sites have the same license.

I think there "could' be variations of this like

Marco is of the mind that we should hold off on doing work on this at the moment. We should hold off until the KCMs have been completely ported. The reason is that we have redesigned each KCM, we have discovered, implemented, and corrected past behaviors that would categorize some KCMs in different ways. Because that work is not complete, I also agree that we should skip this task until later.

In D16241#345082, @ngraham wrote:

Kirigami FormLayout is a really nice control to work with. I'm a big fan. This port was easy peasy and I can't wait to do more of these!

The double Kirigami.Separator items are to approximate what's wanted for https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=399959, but this is probably an incorrect usage of them as-is. Would like to get @mart's opinion on the best way to add some whitespace to a Kirigami FormLayout.

Here i have a little naming confusion first. its the startmenu named "kicker" or "kickoff" and what is the difference?

+1 for the idea!

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It is hard to imagine this just by text. Is there maybe a way that your comments can be represented graphically? Maybe wireframes?

In D16219#343511, @thsurrel wrote:

The bug is https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=395671

In D16219#343507, @davidedmundson wrote:

There's one in the bug report.

Could you please add a short video or gif showing this problem?

Love it!

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I am in favor of the patch. It helps understand that beyond the last tab there is no window to work with. This is sensible and other file managers do it. Seems pretty logical to me. I think we are mincing and dicing stuff that really doesn't happen. We can skip all those hypotheticals and go ahead with the patch.

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Is this patch also tweaking the shadows for the text or is it just concerned with the background for the icons?

I would probably just keep the latest wallpaper and the prior one. Maybe not all the ones before.

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In D15942#337137, @broulik wrote:

No, not with a finger or pen. We should support this, yes, but not in the way it's currently done by synthesized mouse events.

Would this ensure that, at least, you can drag a window from the top area, like the toolbar, menu and the title bar empty areas?

Before and after?

Can you please share some examples of what this will look like? video? :D

I would not be opposed to this change. Any other thoughts?

Can you please share a screenshot or before/after image that shows your changes?

In T8707#162405, @Luwx wrote:

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Although most of these desktops are customized, one common thing is that all of them has either no border or a 1 pixel border.

With this, I think that breeze deco could really use a stronger outline around the window, specially for dark themes, as the shadow on dark backgrounds is not that noticeable.

Default breeze:

Stronger outline:

With a bright color scheme:

In D15823#335296, @thsurrel wrote:

Showing the missing home button in the top left corner. The button would appear again if I would navigate one folder up or down.

Screenshot?

Suggestions from the VDG Channel

Address Word Choice

Ping?

Addressed comments.

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In D15814#333385, @mvourlakos wrote:

In D15814#333310, @ngraham wrote:

A big improvement! Even better would be a little downward-pointing triangle pointing to the thing that spawned it. Here's a visual example from macOS with a vertical Dock:

I am not sure.
Latte is trying to be as much plasma as possible and a "downward-pointing triangle" isnt shown any where else in plasma.
So that would make Latte to look a bit out of place in Plasma.
I think for now a small improvement would be enough.

I like both ideas so far. Great improvement! Would it be too hard to create the pointer triangle? I think it make so much sense. That way the poppup doesn't feel like it is floating out of nowhere.

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Love it! Ship it! +100

Interesting observations. I feel that the effect of showing the blue corner graphic is not a bad one. It is a good clue for the user. However, it shows up too early IMHO.

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Can the effect be tweaked to do squared tiling?

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Nice! +1

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If that's the case, do we have just a trash icon, without the folder?

Love it! +1

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I solemnly approve! +1

Seems good to me. Guys?

If I understand right, there are three states of firewall security that you can be in. Maybe we could use the traffic lights metaphor and have green for low, yellow for medium and red for high?

+1 for visual changes. Looks much more improved