https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=355679
--- Comment #24 from Lonnie <k...@startport.com> --- I have no clue how to access the "Activity Switcher" without Googling it. The only thing I know how to do, on a completely blank desktop, is to right-click it. From the context-menu produced, the closest thing I see to an "Activity Switcher" is "Activities". Clicking that, produces this: https://i.imgur.com/ihZ6A5s.png My request, and the submitter's request, was to put the "Display Settings" menu-item into the right-click-context-menu of every monitor's desktop. And in my own bug report, I additionally requested (with foresight) that you should also ensure that it opens on the very desktop that was right-clicked. I hope someone at KDE appreciates directness: because anything that compromises the exactness of my prior sentence, compromises perfection. Assuming the "Activity Switcher" was something I used, and that it was easily "discoverable" from my "blank screen" (while ignoring panels to simulate default), was a false assumption. How, someone considers "Activity Switcher" a more pertinent location for "Display Settings", than the desktop's right-click menu, is beyond me. Compared to GNOME, I'm thankful for any compromise from development. However, I consider this compromise less discoverable than what was requested. Additionally, and separately, I also consider it less than optimal that panel-creations, created on an non-primary display, by default get place onto the primary desktop (sometimes overlaying an existing panel --terrible placement)! The oversight, of not putting display settings into the right-click context menu of each monitor's desktop, would have been easier to overcome had I been able to create a panel (with an Application Menu) onto the the very desktop that I right clicked to do so. Again, I hope you appreciate directness: because I have plenty of it when I'm drinking. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
