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Hmm, doesn't appear that I can edit recently posted comments.
I checked another system (also Plasma 5.25) and the lock screen seems to follow
the Formats - System Settings specifications, which (unfortunately, in my
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I'm only on Plasma 5.25 but my lock screen is currently showing 24-hour time,
followed by day, dd mmm . This matches my expectations/preferences.
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Have a look at the commits linked by Erik on 2022-05-19. I recall manually
deleting the 'enabled: visible' line when I was still on Kubuntu 20.04. I'm
currently on Kubuntu 22.04 - I assume a fresh installation
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Toolbar buttons and hyperlinks aren't quite the same as Control Panel icons. At
any rate, what's done is done, at least I know the introduction of the
inconsistency was intentional and not a bug.
'It's not a bug, it's
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I understand that the text was changed. It's just that the unfortunate
convention in the OS that has desktop monopoly has the convention of being
consistent across everything, not just files and directories.
Hence why
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Okay, thanks for confirming that it was intentional. A bit unfortunate, though,
for someone like me coming from a Windows background where single- vs
double-click is consistent throughout. Something to get used to I
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I don't know if something has changed in recent Plasma versions but I notice
the same has happened with adding widgets to the Panel - used to require a
double-click, now it happens with a single-click (double-click adds
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I apologise if this has already been reported - I've searched
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I can only speak for myself, but it sounds like the same also applies to Maciej
and Nathan: I am referring to the issue introduced in Plasma 5.18.7 where
keyboard input ceased to show the unlock screen
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> However, all of this is specific to 5.18.7, while this bug report is
> initially about 5.24.
I understand that, but if you look at the original bug report for Plasm
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I apologise if this was already discussed in these bug reports but the fix was
applied to master with MR 561:
https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-workspace/-/merge_requests/561
Commentary suggests some reason
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--- Comment #49 from Wedge009 ---
It looks like only the 'enabled: visible' line is relevant here. I reinstated
'visible: opacity > 0' and I still get the desired historical behaviour of
keyboard inputs feeding straight into the password input fi
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--- Comment #48 from Wedge009 ---
Interesting. I confirm that removing those lines also resolves the issue for
me, at least what is reported in bug #439604. I am also using Kubuntu 20.04, so
am using Plasma 5.18 not 5.24.
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--- Comment #76 from Wedge009 ---
What you describe seems to be tracked in bug #449857. They are not supporting
Plasma 5.18.x any more, with the release of 5.24.x.
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> the second alternative: click the password field as well.
In that case, Plasma 5.24 is a further regression from Plasma 5.18.8. Nate has
declared we should conti
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(In reply to Nate Graham from comment #12)
> ...However
> since the same issue is still present in Plasma 5.24, let's continue the
> conversation in Bug 449857.
I also understand the need to focus lim
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No worries, and I made a mistake above: I meant Plasma 5.18.7 and 5.18.8, not
5.17 and 5.18.
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What do you mean by regaining 'focus'? Is it just a matter of moving the mouse
or are you needing to click the password field as well?
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Yes, it's still an issue (albeit minor) as of Plasma 5.18. I think bug 450081
is a duplicate of this.
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Perhaps it's worth checking what you have installed for the plasma-workspace
and/or libkworkspace5-5 packages. The issue for me was introduced with 5.18.7
and went away with 5.18.7.1.
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I meant how to replicate from a clean installation, since neither Nate nor I -
and presumably no-one else right now - can replicate the issue still.
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--- Comment #19 from Wedge009 ---
I think they need more information than that. Nate indicates it's no longer a
problem for him. I confirm it's not an issue with Plasma 5.18.7.1 nor 5.22.4 on
(K)Ubuntu. You mentioned KDE Neon before - is it possible
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(In reply to imaginator from comment #5)
> You probably have to update to 5.18.7.1. See:
> https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=438498
Thanks: I only just had those packages become available just before no
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--- Comment #7 from Wedge009 ---
I only just had Plasma 5.18.7.1 become available for me. While I have the lock
screen restored in the sense that I can input password again, I can confirm the
original report that only mouse movement brings up the input
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--- Comment #14 from Wedge009 ---
Packages for Plasma 5.18.7.1 were just released for me and seems to resolve the
issue. I have input widgets on the lock screen again.
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As discussed in the merge request, I'm unable to make any changes in my fork of
KTorrent, I think I broke something in GitLab. Someone else will have to make
the change. (sigh)
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--- Comment #58 from Wedge009 ---
I'm not so sure (I also left a comment there) as that report seems to indicate
that mouse activity can still activate the input widgets. In my case, neither
keyboard nor mouse activity brings up anything.
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Apologies if I've done anything wrong or missed something I'm supposed to do, I
haven't really worked with GitLab before...
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--- Comment #13 from Wedge009 ---
For the sake of clarity, perhaps the description of the option in KTorrent
could be updated to refer to screen locking and/or power saving as well as
'sleep'? Clearly I'm not the only one who would assume
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VLO/VHI appears to refer to priority: Very Low and Very High, I assume.
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Great!
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I did a comparison between tags for 5.22.3 and 5.22.4 and there were only a
handful of commits, with the one I quoted being the only meaningful change.
I rolled back *only* the ksystemstats package back to 5.22.3
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I found this commit:
https://github.com/KDE/ksystemstats/commit/70550a94e1752a8adad577574ab3b051088f5a61
https://invent.kde.org/plasma/ksystemstats/-/merge_requests/8
For bug: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id
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Plasma 5.22.4 packages just became available for my systems. I honestly wasn't
expecting any difference from Plasma 5.22.3, but it seems to be working now...?
* kstatsviewer --list reporting info again
* ksystemstats
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Do you still have KSysguard installed? Because I didn't and so kstatsviewer
-list reported nothing. (Seemed to 'hang' for several seconds before eventually
returning to the command prompt.)
At least we seem to have
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--- Comment #3 from Wedge009 ---
Interesting. Of course where the widgets work, kstatsviewer --list provides
plenty of info. Going back to Plasma 5.22.3 on Kabini I do indeed find
ksystemstats is not running. Running it manually simply returns
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Reported the aforementioned monitor breakage in
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=440261. Seems to be hardware-specific, so
not relevant to this particular bug report.
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Since Plasma 5.22.0 onwards
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Agreed on swap space request.
It could just be my distribution's packaging, but it looks like the system
monitors (for both CPU and memory) are non-functional with an upgrade to Plasma
5.22.
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So it doesn't get lost, I'll add from my 'duplicate' report that there is no
apparent ability to configure the update interval in the new System Monitor, in
addition to what Garry specified above, including the Memory
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System Monitor in Plasma 5.21
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Not sure what's changed in the Kubuntu release yesterday but the issue seems to
have gone away for me. KDE 5.5.4 (haven't yet got 5.5.5 from the backports), Qt
5.5.1.
How intrusive
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