https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=519851
--- Comment #3 from [email protected] --- I don' t know all the internals of this. I imagined that it wouldn' t something trivial to solve. But I think this needs to be addressed some way. I' m going to leave my ideas about the concerns you expressed. (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #2) > Since widgets and icons live on different layers, There isn't an easy to > prevent this, unfortunately. > > If we made them live on the same layer, then moving widgets around could > also re-arrange your icons, and down that road lies madness. It wouldn't be a pleasant experience, but at the same time is the same behaviour that show lots of launchers on Android. So at least is something that the user may be more or less familiarized and that at the same time will give some control to the user about what' s happening. > If we made widgets act as "dead zones" in the icon grid, then what happens > if you remove a widget? Icons re-arrange themselves? Holes remain? if icons are auto arranged they should self arrange themselves. If not, it should remain a hole. > There are a lot of edge cases that would need to be carefully considered > here. Re-titling to reflect the fact that this would not require a small bug > fix but rather a large project to re-architect how icons and widgets > interact on the desktop. I imagined this was the case D=. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
