https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=475077
--- Comment #26 from Gian S. <g.schen...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Niccolò Venerandi from comment #21) > (In reply to Gian S. from comment #19) > > Why are you trying to copy the bad implementation in Windows 10/11? > > May I ask you what's the source of this statement? Because I'm the one who > made the feature and I had no clue W10/11 even allowed virtual desktop > grids, and I certainly didn't know that W10/11 hides the virtual desktop bar > if you have multiple row of desktops. > > One thing that I was thinking could help out is: what if, when you start > dragging a window, the effect automatically switches to the desktop grid so > that it's easier to drop in to another desktop? (and, why would you be > drag-and-dropping a window on the Overview anyway, without the desktop bar?) The current implementation looks to me very very similar to Windows Task View implementation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Task_View#/media/File:Virtual_Desktops_in_Windows_11.png This is what prompted my comment. In my opinion, the previous implementation in Plasma 5 was much more efficient, clearer, simpler to use and so on. To move from a virtual desktop to another you just needed to click on that specific virtual desktop. Even more convenient, if you clicked on the 'mini' version of a window inside virtual desktop you the animation would immediately take you to that desktop and select (bring to the front) the selected window/app. Now you need to click on the desired virtual desktop and that brings up that selected desktop but still in 'Overview' mode. To actually be redirected to that desktop and start working you need another click. Why? this is just an unnecessary extra step. Then again, maybe you, or others have different opinions, but this is mine. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
