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Originally posted by skeevy420 View PostI have a simple solution: Could a simple mode be added to Kate and KWrite be depreciated? A mode that looks like KWrite until the user ticks a box, hits F10, or launches with --view=advanced\simple?
Better explanation,since I am on mobile: https://www.reddit.com/r/kde/comment...mment/dpssvzr/
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Originally posted by avem View Post
Can you actually read? "Oh, wait, most of them do not work at all in the taskbar (look atrocious and are not customizable at all)."
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I wonder if they fixed the issue pointed out by Linus of LTT. Like can bee seen in the attached screenshot. This is an example of horrific UI design. If not, perhaps I should file bug report.
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Originally posted by Nth_man View Post
Nostalgia isn't what it used to be.
-- Peter de Vries
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Originally posted by sheldonl View Postimage_1693.png
I wonder if they fixed the issue pointed out by Linus of LTT. Like can bee seen in the attached screenshot. This is an example of horrific UI design. If not, perhaps I should file bug report.
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Originally posted by skeevy420 View PostI have a simple solution: Could a simple mode be added to Kate and KWrite be depreciated? A mode that looks like KWrite until the user ticks a box, hits F10, or launches with --view=advanced\simple?
Try opening the about dialog in kwrite, it may give you a clue.
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I know I might get crucified for this... but I never liked KDE 3.5, it always seemed too "hyperactive" and cluttered for me. The the KDE 4 betas always looked promising to me, but the early releases of KDE 4 were lackluster. Later releases (and Plasma 5) seem like a good comprise between ease of use by default and flexibility/customization to me.
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