On Wed, 13 Feb 2013 13:44:31 +0100, Martin Gräßlin wrote:
On Wednesday 13 February 2013 06:43:47 Aurélien Gâteau wrote:
On Wed, 13 Feb 2013 12:23:41 +0100, Martin Gräßlin wrote:
> On Wednesday 13 February 2013 06:17:45 Aurélien Gâteau wrote:
>> Since the virtual desktop kcm is already shown from within the
pager
>> applet
>> configuration dialog, maybe it can simply be removed from
>> systemsettings?
>
> erm no, I'm using virtual desktops but not a pager
This sounds like an advanced-user setup. I would expect advanced
users
would know how to either run the kcm with kcmshell or run the pager
applet with `plasma-windowed pager`.
Actually I see the pager as a relict from the time when we did not
have
desktop grid. It's not really an advanced user setup, but I just find
the
pager completely useless. I had had the pager quite long and dropped
it when I
realized that I don't use it, because I only use desktop grid.
For what its worth, my use of the pager applet is as an indicator of
which
desktop I am on. I switch with shortcuts, but I like to glance at the
applet to know where I am.
Either that, or one could show a KMessageWidget in the KCM if there
are
no pager applet, with a button offering to add one (assuming the KCM
can
do this)
sounds also fine.
> and the KCM offers more than pager related stuff, like shortcuts
for
> switching between VDs and so on.
Are you sure about that? It really uses the same KCM: there is a tab
to
define keyboard shortcuts in the applet config.
yes I wrote (part of) the KCM :-)
Then your KCM must be the one which shows up when you configure virtual
desktops from the applet. Try this:
- open the applet config dialog
- go to "Virtual Desktops" page
- open Systemsettings
- go to "Workspace Behavior"
- go to "Virtual Desktops" page
You should get a message saying:
"This configuration section is already opened in Plasma Desktop
Shell"
--
Martin Gräßlin
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