I'm sorry, but what is that argument? You guys will replace the entire KDE notification system with your self-made one in 9.10. So you accept that users may lose their data because Aaron Seigo says so? Newsflash: He also argued against your custom notification system. Does it mean that you're gonna drop that one, too?? As Rob Scheepmaker wrote in his initial mail to which Aaron replied: "We've discussed the systemtray on Tokamak and came up with a lot of stuff that can make the way jobs are handled a lot better. This won't help for 4.2 though." Why is Aaron's opinion more important than Rob's and all the others' who were confused by 4.2's default behaviour? As Rob said, there are already plans for improvements in 4.3. So I don't know which kind of feedback Aaron expects except "The 4.2 behaviour is confusing."
OK, whatever. I don't really care -- at least not about Kubuntu. I'm not using Kubuntu. I thought that preventing users' data loss across various distros just helps KDE. So go on and give you users the false impression that a no longer visible progress bar means that the transfer was finished and either the USB stick can be safely disconnected or the PC can be shut down. It happened to me, it happened to this guy in the same thread as Aaron's reply: http://www.mail-archive.com/plasma- [email protected]/msg03885.html and it happened to quite a few other people whose blog posts I read. I thought that modifying the default setting is easy and a better solution than lots of confused users.... -- Disable Plasam notifications for jobs https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/338206 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Kubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to kubuntu-default-settings in ubuntu. -- kubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/kubuntu-bugs
