Bug#907593: Buster: LXQT: No feedback when an app is launched

2018-12-03 Thread local10
This bug can be closed if so desired. I went back to KDE so the issue of lesser 
importance for me.



Bug#907593: Buster: LXQT: No feedback when an app is launched

2018-09-02 Thread Alf Gaida
Not a bug, it's intentional and not implemented. Maybe upstream should
rethink.
Re start  times - just install preload, if whished, maybe that helps. At
least it might be a good idea to add a recommend in the lxqt metapackage.

Cheers Alf



Bug#907593: Buster: LXQT: No feedback when an app is launched

2018-09-02 Thread local10
Installed LXDE for comparison so more info:

1. LXDE does provide provide feedback when apps are launched.
2. LXDE launches and shutsdown apps a lot quicker than LXQT does. The 
difference is very noticible (2-3 seconds for LXQT in some cases, e.f. Firefox, 
compared to a fraction of a second for LXQT).  Regards,



Bug#907593: Buster: LXQT: No feedback when an app is launched

2018-08-29 Thread local10
Package: lxqt  
Version: 27

For some apps (e.g. firefox) it takes a couple of seconds between when the 
Quick Launch icon is pressed and when the app actually opens its window. Other 
apps may open relatively quick, in a fraction of a second. Currently LXQT gives 
no indication that an app is being launched and may lead to confusion, giving 
the impression that nothing is happening and thus confusing the user into 
pressing the quick launch icon again. Then, a couple of seconds later, two 
windows/instances of the same app will open. Generally, this is not what I want.

LXQT should give an indication that an app is being launched,  KDE does this by 
changing the mouse cursor during the launch phase and LXQT should probably do 
something similar.

Thanks