https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=442379
Christian Lampe <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |[email protected] --- Comment #17 from Christian Lampe <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Adam Fontenot from comment #10) > I argue that most users who select "natural" or reversed scrolling on a > touchpad want reversed scrolling everywhere, not to have their settings > second guessed by KDE and overridden on desktop applets (but seemingly > nowhere else). For me "natural" scrolling means swiping upwards should push content and sliders upwards, but "inverted" means "do the opposite of what is the default direction". So I argue that those two shouldn't be the same setting. Maybe they could instead be put like this in the settings panel: - [X] Invert scrolling - [X] Natural scrolling (so that you can enable inverted scrolling and as a suboption make it only invert the parts that make it feel unnatural to people like me) And I 100% agree with this: (Hector Martin in comment #13) > As I said in my earlier comment, the only reason we ended up in this mess to > begin with is because scroll wheels were *specifically* intended for the use > case of viewport scrolling first (which is inverted vs. the content), then > widgets have always tried to use "natural scrolling" by inverting the scroll > direction at the widget level, and then finally "natural scrolling" for > trackpads was originally implemented as a hack that inverted all scrolling > regardless of scroll target, making the widgets move backwards > unintentionally. People might have gotten used to that, but I really doubt > there is a strong argument to be made that this behavior is, in any way, > intuitive. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
