https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=446654
--- Comment #76 from medalzz <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Richard Kampmann from comment #75) > Could this request be reconsidered with a narrower scope: optional one-way > synchronization of panel configuration across explicitly selected monitors? > > My setup has three monitors, two of which are identical. I would like the > panels on these two monitors to share their widget selection and order, > pinned applications and their order, application launcher configuration, > system tray configuration, and other common panel settings. > > Screen-specific behaviour should remain independent. For example, each task > manager may show only windows on its own monitor. Screen assignment and > runtime state should not be copied. > > One panel could act as the configuration source, with changes propagated to > the selected target panels. Bidirectional editing would not be necessary. > > Possible options could be: > > Synchronize with selected monitors. > Synchronize with all monitors. > Synchronize with monitors having the same logical resolution and scaling. > > I understand that full panel mirroring was rejected because of architectural > complexity and differing screen sizes. Would this more limited > configuration-sync approach be feasible? This would be too complex, could turn out to be a giant buggy mess. Personally, I think it would be better to just copy what cosmic does. Dock, panel and either show them on main monitor or all monitors. I dont know if the kde team would want this, otherwise I'd do it myself. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
