https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=358418
--- Comment #34 from farlin...@yandex.ru --- > It's really a shame that people have been complaining about this for so long > and the developers don't seem to care. > In my mind, this spills over into politics - the fact that the developers > are unwilling to fix this is a political statement on their part. > It takes me 10 minutes to organize my widgets trying to work around the > grid-snapping. It never looks just the way I want it to look, but I get as > close as I can. > And every time I reboot the widgets are moved; their new positions vary, and > one of them in particular is placed in a seemingly random position on the > screen. Two widgets that shouldn't overlap are now overlapping, and two > other widgets that should overlap no longer overlap. Then it takes me 10 > minutes to organize everything again. Every time I reboot. > So the question is: am I supposed to WANT to organize my desktop the way I > see fit? Apparently not... I absolutely agree with you. This function is needed like air. Especially when you arrange the widgets according to the wallpaper. The placement on the grid interferes very much. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
