I'v noticed YEEEAAARS ago that one of the nicest KDE attributes was the
crisp INSTA-Click feel of it all, really well done, far better than
anything else I had tried before (or since)! This is missing wholesale
in the current (beta?) plasma 5. I don't know why but my windows which
are set to shade on a title-bar click need to be clicked many times, and
this sort of problem is present throughout.
The other topic is the mouse pref that we can set for single-click or
double click. This is nice, a choice is always nicer than no choice,
menus and such things are generaly single click nowadays. What I'd like
to see is the option of setting single-click for all things EXCEPT
custom exetutables, I'd like to keep those on double-click for obvious reasons.
On 06/13/16 15:47, bad sector wrote:
I'v noticed YEEEAAARS ago that one of the nicest KDE attributes was the
crisp INSTA-Click feel of it all, really well done, far better than
anything else I had tried before (or since)! This is missing wholesale
in the current (beta?) plasma 5. I don't know why but my windows which
are set to shade on a title-bar click need to be clicked many times, and
this sort of problem is present throughout.
A double click, this to not make it shade when you grap hold of the
title to move the window.
You can add a button for shading to your window decoration and then you
only have to click once on the button to shade/unshade it.
The other topic is the mouse pref that we can set for single-click or
double click. This is nice, a choice is always nicer than no choice,
menus and such things are generaly single click nowadays. What I'd like
to see is the option of setting single-click for all things EXCEPT
custom exetutables, I'd like to keep those on double-click for obvious
reasons.
And what would be custom executables? Everything that's not set up by
KDE at the first time it runs?
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