https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=524913

--- Comment #6 from [email protected] ---
(In reply to Nate Graham from comment #5)
> Why are you launching applications by accident, though? That's not something
> I would expect to happen more than once or twice before you figure out what
> you're doing wrong and adapt. If it keeps happening, maybe it points to a UI
> issue somewhere. But first we need to know why it keeps happening! Can you
> try to explain this?

I just realized you replied. Thought you didn't. 

I got reminded of this thread because just now I launched  the System Monitor
by accident, which is not a big deal, just a few initializations, nothing too
heavy (I guess). But what if I clicked a program that takes 30 seconds to load,
uses ssd heavily to startup, maybe writes to disk, does some network operations
and checks, maybe starts an update, only so I close it 30 seconds later? 

I don't know what my problem is, but I open a program by accident daily, maybe
1-3 times a day. I use a mouse. I've used a mouse all my life, I'm good at
using the mouse. Maybe my posture and desk height is not great? 

Just now I considered removing the task manager since I'm in disagreement with
its design, or maybe unpin everything and just launch on demand with krunner,
but then the muscle memory of the positions are lost since they use launch
order.

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