KDE Changes This Week "Overflowing With Positive Visual Changes"

[shmerl]

Is https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=449957 ?

It could have a similar cause, but for me it's this one: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=450679

[JackLilhammers]

ngraham
It's more of a rhetorical question, but I'm asking ot anyway.
Will it be possible to configure the gesture to open the overview effect with a three-finger swipe instead of a four-finger?

[ngraham]

ngraham
It's more of a rhetorical question, but I'm asking ot anyway.
Will it be possible to configure the gesture to open the overview effect with a three-finger swipe instead of a four-finger?

Yes, the gestures will be configurable. A UI to do so is being worked on right now.

[JackLilhammers]

Yes, the gestures will be configurable. A UI to do so is being worked on right now.

Great. Thank you

[ngraham]

You're welcome!

[STiAT]

I've found that running Teams and Slack in a separate browser tab group is a much better solution than the apps, which always lag releases and need updating. Also, much better memory wise. With the new Teams audio calling support coming this month for Firefox it should be even better.

Yeah, the missing firefox support made me use an "app"/flatpak. I am glad I soon can get rid of that.

[bug77]

(not in the article)


Maybe this release is the one that will finally allow me to switch to Wayland. That said, even if KDE solved its own issues, other programs I use may still not work properly on Wayland.

Yeah, my cue is when I log into Plasma and see the taskbar rendered incorrectly. If KDE's own stuff doesn't take a minute to break down, what are the chances other apps will work? When two of the biggest offenders are Chromium and Firefox, there's no point in using Wayland