https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=442675
--- Comment #14 from doncb...@gmail.com --- (In reply to Michail Vourlakos from comment #13) > none of these designs describes how the panel background corner works now > with indicators or I can not understand them fully. Yes, it was a question for latte in the long run. I was asking if more functionality and easier configuration would be possible with a design like that as opposed to the present. > It is a per-indicator option that each indicator needs to set for its > preference and it is a percentage because items auto-size adjustment case > should also be considered. First, I would like to thank you for finally allowing KDE to have a heavily customizable round dock that could resemble Gnome's or macOS'. I think it has been too long that we have not had such a thing. Second, my review: It is definitely possible now to achieve the look, as I have shown in the screenshot. I cannot get the theme-defined shadows or corners to show up and latte looks very messed up. It may be neon related. Anyway, I am a bit frustrated that there isn't a more straightforward way of positioning the things. I found myself inching along the sliders at 1% increments to get everything right. I feel that an easier, top-down approach may be better where margins are all set to be equal and that amount can be adjusted from a single slider. It requires a bit of thinking however, and would require increased integration with indicators. However, this is more than enough. A configuration can be made and the style will be preserved for plenty of users to access without having to deal with the positioning. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
