The system tray will use a fading animation between applets instead of the usual sliding animation; as the sliding animation does not work well when adapted to work vertically.
Before this patch, the system tray always animated sliding to the left when switching between items. Now system tray items will slide according to their order on the panel. Clicking an item to the left of the active icon will cause the sliding animation to slide that direction as well, and same for the an item to the right of the active item.
a699acd3ff introduced a syntax error,
which prevented the time zone config dialog of the digital clock applet
from being shown:
"file:///usr/share/plasma/plasmoids/org.kde.plasma.digitalclock/
contents/ui/configTimeZones.qml:144:38: Expected token `:'"
I assume the intention was to only show the check box if there are
multiple timezones configured, so "visible" should be the forgotten
property.
Ensures built-in functionality like double- and triple-clicking text works.
Also lets us get rid of the custom text selection handling, replacing it with
an even filter class.
BUG: 431398
FIXED-IN: 5.22.0
This pairs a shortened duration with an easing curve to the sliding transition when going between items, which improves the general UI polish while also feeling snappier.
After the rest of the UI changes made to the applet and the time zone
config page, I don't think users will be confused by the differences
between the timezone displayed in the clock, and the systemwide local
timezone anymore. Therefore, it should be safe enough to bring back the
wheely time feature.
BUG: 431977
This is the paradigm we use for highlighting the current/selected item
in various other contexts, and Kirigami.BasicListItem has built-in
facilities for it. Let's use them.
At the time this custom delegate was implemented, Kirigami.BasicListitem
didn't have the ability to easily display custom items inside itself.
Now it does, so we can port to that to save some code and increase
consistency.
The appearance is virtually identical and the UX remains the same with
the exception that you can now select an item by clicking anywhere on
the background, not just on one of the radio buttons.
the Text.Fit sizing policy will size the font in order to fit given a fixed
size of the label, but it can't really cause the other way around which we need:
cause a vertical resize in order to accomodate a larger font.
In order to fake that, we fix the date label to an arbitrary tall height
(will overflow outside the applet) and then size the applet based on the label contentheight instead,
leaving the invisible part of the label outside.
In order to avoid the huge text it used to have, limit the maximum size to an arbitrarly
small value, in this case
Math.min(0.7 * timeLabel.height, theme.defaultFont.pixelSize * 1.4)
BUG:417852
FIXED-IN: 5.21
For some reason beyond me when all elements in the JobItem turn invisible,
e.g. when a job finishes (its progress bar hideS), and there are no action
buttons (e.g. when a job fails), the Loader does not collapse properly.
The agenda view is only shown when at least one event source is active.
When going from 0 to 1 active sources the view wasn't updated correctly.
This was because the visibility of rightColumn was bound to the
visibility of its child, but since the visibility of the parent affects
the visibility of its childred (https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-item.html#visible-prop) that resulted in a broken binding.
Bind to the source property directly to avoid this
BUG: 431433
When using the lock/logout applet it feels strange, to get only at two
options a confirmation dialog. Additionally it feels odd to answer for
confirmation when neither the option triggered by Shortcuts nor the
Plasma menu asks for confirmation. Suspend and hibernate are the two
options where no data is lost, there is no need to ask for confirmation.
I find it weird that when I've just trashed some files - presumably to get rid
of them - it then offers me to open that file or the trash folder once done.
This solves the problem when the user clicks the padding around the applet or its label. The event is now correctly redirected to the applet.
This fixes both the left button and the middle click.
BUG: 426646
FIXED-IN: 5.21
In the port from the data engine several operations were subtly renamed
to match the new library method calls. This left them out-of-sync with
the existing config keys.
With the UI changes in Kicker and the logout screen over the past years
the concept of "leave" with a default shutodwn action has gotten muddy.
Kicker shows all the options explicitly, the logout applet has got left
behind, and is currently a bit broken. The leave option currently always
shutdown regardless.
It's perfectly valid to want to have a short applet shortcut to log out
sometimes, and shutdown in other times.
This patch adds explicit options for logout and reboot, and clarified
the UI presentation of shutdown to match what it currently actually
does.
BUG: 424426
BUG: 402081
This was removed in
https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-workspace/-/merge_requests/185,
however the original reasons for making the change no longer apply
because we now have a clean place to put the option--in the new popup
menu in the header. So let's re-add it, because hidden options are bad.
:)
BUG: 430017
FIXED-IN: 5.20
I've seen popup being null when spamming notification removal.
Perhaps when the model already yanked the item under us before the Instantiator
had a chance to update its count... Not sure about the implications, but it
silences a warning I observed.
Right now for removable devices, the default action is either "Mount" or
"Unmount" (depending on whether you have automount turned on or off).
For the common case where you want to mount a device and then
immediately view its contents in the file manager, this requires a
two-step process: mount it, then expand the expandable list item, then
click on "Show in File Manager.
This commit changes the "Mount" action to "Mount and Open", collapsing
the three-step action into just one.
For people who really do want to just mount a disk without opening it, a
"Mount" action that does not also open the file manager is added to the
expandable section of the list item.
Additionally, because the "Show in File Manager" action that's already
in the expandable section of the list item would be redundant with the
one used as the primary action, it is now only shown for mounted
devices.
This mirrors a similar proposed change in the Plasma Vault applet:
https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-vault/-/merge_requests/8
Jan Blackquill
Heiko Becker
Nicolas Fella
l10n daemon script
Kai Uwe Broulik
Miklós Máté
Nate Graham
Alexander Lohnau
Pino Toscano
Marco Martin
Yuri Chornoivan
Sandro Knauß
Ismael Asensio
Konrad Materka
David Edmundson