https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=464322
--- Comment #3 from Eduardo Correia <eduardosare...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to code from comment #2) I like your idea but I don't know how complex it would be to implement, and its a very niche use case. Seems very complex in terms of coding, I am not a KDE developer thought so can't say. I also really liked your mockup, but to be honest we are slowly making this effects config page overly complex and it will get very overwhelming (it already is) for many users. I think we could implement your idea (I don't know about the checkboxes and random effects though) but in a separate screen dedicated to it. Keep it "simple by default". Actually, the main desktop effects page should maybe be even more "downgraded" - it should maybe only show a simple dropdown selector for "Window Open/Close effect". This way all those hundreds of options (if you install many extra effects) will get all condensed into a single option, that dropdown selector. Would have the same functionality it already has, just a lot cleaner. You clicked the dropdown, you select an effect from all the installed, done. But! It could also have, bellow that dropdown selector, the idea of "advanced open/close effect options". By clicking it, the user could be taken to a new window/page/tab where it would list all the effects in a list way (basically the way it currently is), separated in two lists, the open effects and the close effects, where we could choose a different one for each, and here is where we could use your mockup (comment #2). The idea of choosing multiple effects could be interesting but we need a kde developer to tell us how feasible it would be to implement. Might not be worth it because it would be a very niche use case, having random effects like that, and very complex to develop. But I still think we could cleanup that effects page a lot more with that selector, since it would achieve the same thing as the current implementation. Maybe I should open a separate wishlist request with this "cleanup" idea? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
