Systray (was Re: F22 / KDE5)

[Reindl Harald]

Am 16.09.2015 um 10:52 schrieb Reindl Harald:
> Am 16.09.2015 um 04:08 schrieb Kevin Kofler:
>> Reindl Harald wrote:
>>> BTW: "show desktop" and then click on a different application reverts
>>> the "show desktop" instead just put the one application in the forground
>>> a let the rest minimized - usecase:
>>>
>>> you have open some windows, one is compose a new mail in thunderbird,
>>> you know ina folder-view is the intended file for attach it - "show
>>> desktop", klick on the compose window in the window-list -> well, all
>>> other open applications get restored too and the folder-view is hidden
>>> again :-(
>>
>> I think this one is a "feature" because people complained about not being
>> able to undo the "show desktop" once they restored (unminimized) an
>> application. (To be honest, I've been annoyed by that at times, too.) But
>> just undoing it immediately as soon as you restore an application doesn't
>> sound like a great solution to me, IMHO, it just makes things worse.
>> (What
>> I'd do is to mark the state by showing a pressed button, then if you re-
>> click it while in "pressed" state, always treat it as "Undo 'Show
>> Desktop'",
>> i.e., restore all the windows that "Show Desktop" minimized and that are
>> still minimized, ignore the rest. That's how I'd expect such a toggle to
>> work.)
>
> well, when i say "show desktop" and select "copy" from the context menu
> of a folder-view and then "show desktop" get restored it is pretty clear
> how badly that change is
>
> in fact "show desktop" is completly useles because whatever you reverts
> it instead - "oh man please minimize all my thousand windows and i chose
> the two i want to see for now"

FINALLY - when i say "show desktop" and try to rename a file in a 
folder-view it is for sure not a sane action revert "show deskop" and 
have the cursor in the filename field under the other windows...

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