https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=389568
Eduardo Correia <eduardosare...@gmail.com> changed:
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--- Comment #37 from Eduardo Correia <eduardosare...@gmail.com> ---
I also would like to see this feature implemented.
There are many times that weird bugs appear after messing up with themes or
config files manually that we, "casual users", need to search through Google
for a way to reset everything to default and it involves finding a deleting a
lot of files or terminal commands. We all love to follow tutorials on how to
install themes, and sometimes we can't revert stuff back properly. This "Reset
all" would be a very welcoming option for any non tech-savvy user. Every
proprietary OS has this, together with the option to reset the whole system
(but that's a whole other topic, KDE could support it but distros themselves
would have to configure it too), but barely any linux DE has these options. I
believe KDE would be the first DE to implement something like this.
An additional option to "Clear KDE Cache" or something like that, would also be
very handy.
We could really benefit from some native "housekeeping" tools! As a random
additional example, even bigger/commercial distros would feel more confortable
offering KDE by default if the desktop itself would do more housekeeping
without the users needing to contact support lines.
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