https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=460437
--- Comment #5 from Nate Graham <[email protected]> --- We have three practical options for how to do this, if we want to do it: 1. Give overview its own set of favorite apps - Pros: easy - Cons: a *third* source of favorite apps that doesn't sync with either Kicker/Kickoff favorites or Task Manager pinned apps. Feels messy. 2. Expose Kicker/Kickoff favorites to Overview - Pros: those favorites are global in scope, matching the scope of Overview - Cons: would require making Activities a dependency; see Bug 449919. Possibly stuff from Plasma's Kicker model would also need to be broken out into a non-Plasma library so that Overview would use it without formally depending on Plasma 3. Expose the pinned apps from a particular Task Manager to Overview - Pros: apps in Overview match the apps you see visually on your panel's task manager - Cons: these pinned apps are per-panel so the scope doesn't match. Also, there are similar concerns about needing to use a separate library to get the data I think option #2 would be best if we want to do this. #1 seems undesirable and #3 seems both undesirable and infeasible. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
