https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=360478
--- Comment #242 from Uwe Dippel <udip...@gmail.com> --- "provided there has been such a resolution before" Exactly my point. One needs to rearrange layout on a new, larger screen. We have a solution for this: storage for each resolution after a manual rearrangement. Sarcasm? In this case not. Rather sneaking in my concepts. I was turned down before to contribute (not my contributions!) Vector-orientation is a must; we don't want to have to rearrange for minor changes. And then mapping the vector-image on the pixels (screens will be pixel-oriented for quite some time!). With tiny screens of high resolution, we use the ratio of pixels to dpi of the hardware. And we allow the user to add - like activities - new layouts for other of such ratios. Whenever a previously unknown appear, we'll use the layout of the closest. With the user being able to always add another one. This finally also solves my longlasting problem with panels and their sizes. When they take too much space here, and become unmanageably small there. Of course, including notifications and stuff. Add landscape and portrait layout, and we'll attain the level of Android of almost ten years ago. (THIS was sarcasm.) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
