https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=377162
--- Comment #86 from zeebra <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Hans-Peter Jansen from comment #14) > Especially, if you really want to convert the long term power users! A not > too small share of them make use of this feature. > > If you get used to it, you will not want to do without it. Window shading is the kind of feature one expect on a GNU/Linux desktop, not having it is plainly unacceptable and a reason to leave KDE and if necessary Wayland in favour of whatever actually have advanced Window Management features (on X11?). Many existing users have used such features for decades. For new users, this feature might not be important, but it belongs to a group of Window Management and workflow features that in the long run will clearly show new users that the GNU/Linux desktop is far superior to the Windows counterpart and exactly how people can be more productive when working on a computer GUI. Just FYI, a few similar features that makes all the difference and set apart among others KDE from Windows UI. Single click Window focus (follows mouse++others rather than click behaviour) More than one desktop (virtual desktops or activities) <-- similar to shading, also existed/been the norms for decades Customizable window decorations (not one-size-fits-all ex. "huge ugly" style) Window transparency These are just the most obvious. But there are probably hundreds of customization features in KDE that makes life better in various ways for many people, and increase workflows and productivity on the desktop. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
