https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=377162
--- Comment #51 from Peter <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Gordon Lack from comment #50) > I posted this as a Kubuntu bug some time ago. > It's still true now, and may be more relevant being here. > > Shading is one of the most productive features of a Plasma desktop. > (I see my wife struggling with looking at info on two windows on Microsoft > Windows and realize how easy shading + reveal-on-hover makes this). > > However, for a Wayland session in 24.10 it is not enabled for most windows. > My double-click on the title bar does not work, and the option is greyed out > in the title-bar menu. > > It (oddly?) is enabled for some windows - namely those running wine, but > even there it is not perfect as: > o The hover functions works over the area of the full (hidden) window, not > just the visible title-bar > o Some windows minimize rather than shade. > > Loss of the ability to shade makes the desktop considerably less useful. > > So, to me, the loss of this feature is a big loss in productivity. > Probably not for people who run with maximized windows all of the time (what > I think of as "Walls" not windows), but for those who wish to interact with > multiple windows concurrently this loss is a disaster. Just to echo Gordon's comment, I found shading very helpful and used to use it a lot. If there were a way of reintroducing it with Wayland, it would be much appreciated. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
