Solves a case where an application installs multiple desktop files
for handling different mime types. Typically those have NoDisplay=true
as recommended by the spec. But we want to associate the application
with the "main" desktop file.
An example of this happening within KDE is KDevelop.
Apparently this was a KDE 4 feature that was lost in the Plasma 5 port.
I've re-implemented it using a notification, so it can be turned off or
customized if the user so desires. Kamoso does something similar.
BUG: 384469
FIXED-IN: 5.21
Prior to this change, the use commands would fail if the wallpaper
download payload had a space in the filename (caused, paradoxically, by
the method used to ensure the payload is escaped for shell use).
This patch introduces a new knsrc for wallpapers that's supposed to be
used for mobile devices. While many of the existing wallpapers on the
store do work for mobile use, a great many of them only focus on desktop
style form factors, and since there's mobile-focused categories on the
store now, we probably want to make use of that.
This reverts commit 9f2abd0a54.
Scores are adjusted by launch count, so pulling more matches into a
context increases the chance of one of them outscoring the other even
though they have nothing to do with it.
Notable example:
Flatpaks have extremely long Exec lines meaning they match just about
any subsequence match once we've reached 3 query characters.
So then a konversation flatpak matches the query 'tel' same as telegram.
Now if you are more into IRC than into telegram you may have a higher
launch count applying to konversation and all of a sudden the
objectively better match for the query is no longer at the top.
In lieu of a way to prevent this from happening with krunner 5.78 we'll
need to undo the subsequencing for now.
For future reference: Kai and I believe Exec and Comment shouldn't be
subsequence matched at all because Exec just makes no sense to begin
with and Comment can be so very long so it will suffer the same problem
as outlined. The more text there is the higher the chance of it matching
the subsequence simply having having all the characters appear anywhere.
Further future reference: subseq needs a test case added to the unit
test if it makes a return!
BUG: 431609
BUG: 432339
CCBUG: 262837
FIXED-IN: 5.21.0
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
Q_WS_X11 and Q_WX_QWS haven't been defined for years and the code
doesn't build any more.
Given this has been broken for years without anyone noticing it should
be safe to remove
handles have to pop up on any background, as they will be on top of the wallpaper
adding a super light gradient which reminds breeze buttons, contrast pixel and
a shadow makes it easier for it to not get lost
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
The warning that appears when you check the "Use desktop layout from
theme" checkbox is scary, but not actually scary enough. It doesn't make
clear what exactly will be reset. As a result, the user may
underestimate its destructiveness and mistakenly destroy personal
data--for example, text in a sticky note applet.
Accordingly, let's make the text more explicit so people realize it's
scary.
In the long term, I would like for applying a Global Theme to display a
sheet that tells you what it will do, providing the opportunity to tell
it not to do any of those things that you don't want it to do.
But until we have something like that, let's just make this warning
message more explicit:
BUG: 431691
FIXED-IN: 5.22
Eugene Popov
David Redondo
l10n daemon script
Julianne Hervier
Nate Graham
Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen
Marco Martin
Harald Sitter
Kai Uwe Broulik
Jan Blackquill
Andrey Butirsky
Heiko Becker
Nicolas Fella
Laurent Montel
David Edmundson
Cyril Rossi
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