https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=441497
Thiago Macieira <thi...@kde.org> changed:
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--- Comment #9 from Thiago Macieira <thi...@kde.org> ---
(In reply to Rafal Lalik from comment #8)
> I think your problem comes from having the slider hidden (indeed, this could
> be fixed) and being in the wrong position.
I've just re-checked the UI now that the existence of a slider became apparent.
It's nowhere. It's not in the toolbars and it's not in the menus anywhere. The
toolbar is showing.
If I go to edit the toolbar, apparently there's an option to add it. This is
not acceptable. I have not edited the toolbars since I installed this computer
in mid-June, so there's no reason why some old setting of mine would have
caused this. And even if I had some setting (like my previous computer, from
2016), you must somehow override it and cause meaningful controls to appear.
Second UX issue is that it's in the toolbar only. That's also unacceptable. It
must be reachable by the keyboard, using the menus or a configuration dialogue.
In order to get the most real estate for the remote system, I usually leave the
toolbar disabled for KRDC (I hadn't done it yet on this system).
And third UX problem is that there's a Scale button that does nothing.
> The most left position should fit
> remote to local window size, the most right positions makes no scaling.
> Default value should be most left and then Scale button should work like
> before. If for some reasons slider was at the most right position (and this
> is bug), you would not see any scaling effect.
What? The left most position zooms in and the right most leaves no zoom? Isn't
that the inverse of all sliders? For example, if I open LibreOffice, it has a
zoom slider on the status bar and the middle is 100%; to the left, it zooms out
and to the right it zooms in.
> Please enable slider in the toolbar (toolbar settings) and move slider to
> the left, it should fix your problem.
>
> I can confirm that after clearing my krdc config files, the default value
> for the slider is the most right. It must be fixed.
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