Can we have a KDE splash that shows progress animation rather than the present static one?
This is not limited to taskbar as shown here https://lemmy.world/comment/11769386
The dragging and dropping is for adding fresh widgets using Add Widget and not to drag ones that are already on the desktop.
Here is a screenshot I took after I managed to figure it out. It seems I cannot use it in a tiled fashion though so at a time only one can be in focus.
“task bar” is the magic word I needed. Thanks.
Cool themes, thanks.
People don’t value things until they lose them.
The last part is the most sad part, I felt he really loved working on it. It must have felt like cutting off an arm for him to let it go.
Well that is how it was mentioned in the post on Super User forum. It has worked out for me.
Why the ‘wow’?
I have read just now that if I give myself ownership of a special file called ‘.’ (just the dot without quotation marks) in the partition I could achieve this. I seem to have succeeded for now in this. I will use it for sometime and see how it goes. This at least solves the problem of using a data partition for backup.
I want to be able to browse any partition on my desktop if is mine or otherwise. Is there a way to do it?
In PCLinuxOS it mounts to /media. But even if I change the ownership of /media to me, it still gets mounted as root.
I keep multiple distros across 3 to 4 hard disks. Windows partitions both NTFS and FAT get mounted with rw while ext ones go root. Even a data partition.
What happened to VLC?
Thanks, I may try it sometime. I have a Neon installation in one of my partitions already.
Looks good.
I believe it is still better due to raw material availability?
Open them elsewhere is also true for text files I guess.
Compared to this what is the advantage of binary form? I thought log files being text was a no brainer.
Is journald still binary? That alone made me turn away. I am using PCLinuxOS hence am systemd free. Stopped reading up on it.
I also use it regularly. There is no other decent alternative at this point.
I got it installed, not sure if it was nature of theme or if I did it correctly. It felt really off to me, luckily it was on a test user which I deleted now. Installing and configuring Kvantum felt like blindly groping in the bathroom with soap all over face.
I won’t be experimenting with it anytime in near future.