The positioning here was funky as if it was trying to to do something
clever, but instead all it did was cause the text to overlap with the
first list item entry with certain combinations of font size and window
size. Instead let's just do the typical thing.
This makes it consistent with other KCMs and makes it more predictable:
When the user clicks default and then apply one would not expect the
KCM to delete entries. Especially in case the user has clicked buttons
by accident and wants to return to the initial state.
This is a mind-blowingly amazing feature, but nobody knows about it
because it's disabled by default since it has no default shortcut, and
there is no visible UI to tell you about it except for the shortcut
configuration view buried in Klipper's settings window.
A similar feature was just recently introduced in Microsoft Windows, and
users have started to ask why no equivalent KDE feature exists, because
they are unaware that it already does! The shortcut Microsoft chose is
Meta+V, which is a completely sensible one. If we set the same shortcut
for the Klipper feature, discoverability is automatically increased
because users familiar with Windows are already becoming accustomed to the
Meta+V shortcut. This is not an argument for deliberately copying
another platform, but rather making use of the user familiarity that
they have helpfully done the hard work of creating for us. Meta+V is
unused and is an appropriate shell-level global shortcut by virtue of
using the Meta key. So let's bind it to this Klipper feature by default.
by using KStartupInfo::setNewStartupId it properly activateswithout
getting blocked by Kwin focus stealing protection also when remotely
invoked from dbus
BasicPlasmoidHeading is essentially the "abstract" version, and will not
trigger the visibility condition correctly when inside a System Tray
containment.
Currently, the Clear History action remains visible even if the clipboard
history is empty. This patch changes this so the behavior of the Clear History
action will be the same as in the Notifications widget.
A window can be moved to another activity externally, for example using
the user actions menu in kwin. The window model should notify the task
manager when such an event occurs.
Set inherit to false in the root of the preview item.
Normally you would set ColorSet to View and be done with it, in this
case we need some additional custom stuff because of the custom palette.
BUG:434493
Also keep `created()` with the original notification.
As per spec a notification must be replaced atomically with no visual cues.
Transfer over properties that might cause this, such as unread showing the bell again.
- Use constant values instead of parameter if value is always the same
- Define lambda to add new test, this works around
https://bugs.llvm.org/show_bug.cgi?id=45018 and gives useful hints in an
IDE
Add explicit find_package() and #include's that are required and were
pulled in by KDELibs4Support.
krdb: remove one redundant #include, KColorUtils
kcm_fonts: send dbus message directly to org.kde.KDEPlatformTheme to
'refreshFonts'
kcm_style:
- use KToolBar::emitToolbarStyleChanged() to notify of toolbar style changes
For the rest use the notifyKcmChange() private method to send the dbus
signal.
[1] https://invent.kde.org/frameworks/kdelibs4support/-/blob/master/src/kdeui/kglobalsettings.cpp#L860
- Port away from cmake macro macro_bool_to_01, which was being used from
the copy of that macro that KDELibs4Support has
- Clean up redundant CMake variables
Window activation is tracked to implement a new front-
end feature to activate the most recently active window (or fall
through to stacking order otherwise) subsequently.
CCBUG:370258
xdg-desktop-portal forwards appId only for sandboxed apps it can trust,
essentially blocking us from posting an inhibition from xdg-desktop-portal
as we wouldn't have an app.
Momo Cao
Nicolas Fella
Marco Martin
Nate Graham
Harald Sitter
Konrad Materka
Ahmad Samir
Kai Uwe Broulik
l10n daemon script
Alexander Lohnau
David Edmundson
Eugene Popov
Vlad Zahorodnii
Kevin Ottens
David Redondo
Arjen Hiemstra
Peter Hoeg
Yuri Chornoivan
Usarin Heininga