https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=499653

--- Comment #5 from John <ilikef...@waterisgone.com> ---
(In reply to Oliver Beard from comment #4)
> I believe the reasoning is still valid: everything in Welcome Center appears
> best at its default size, and growing/shrinking/maximising the window has
> little benefit. Even moving the window — we want to show it in the center of
> the screen.
> 
> So, I still prefer not to remember anything. If a user does change anything,
> I wouldn't want it to appear later at an odd size (for example, when showing
> an update).

Are you sure everything appears best at is default size?
Even the "Share Anonymous Usage Information" page where you have to scroll down
in windowed mode compared to no scrolling maximized?

As for the user changing anything, like maximizing it, what is the problem with
respecting the user's preference on his own computer?
Is the update changelog using exactly the same window as the welcome center?
What if I prefer to maximize the update changelog too and read it like that?
Should I have to do that again on the next update?

I for example hate the fact that Plasma doesn't have a general option in the
System settings to set the "Open maximized" preference once and for all for all
new windows that have not been opened before to have something to remember.
So I have to "teach" every every single window that I prefer it to be maximized
if I open it next time.
If I have "taught" the Welcome Center that I prefer it maximized, if I open it
again, I would have no problem that the Update changelog window will also open
as maximized as that's my general preference.
Plus having windows maximized helps me focus only on that content of that
window, and not distract me with the windows that I might have stacked behind,
some maybe with something flashing, or videos playing like a web browser, video
players, audio players with music visualizations, etc. 
Maybe in the future I will also set some nice video wallpaper so that would
also be distracting if I have something to read in a window.
In my opinion, as long as Plasma doesn't have a way to set a general opening
size preference, it's ok to open windows as windowed, in the center of the
screen, but if the use has maximized it once, that should be remembered for the
next time it open the same thing.

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