https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=446654
--- Comment #47 from Maxim <maxim.kukush...@gmail.com> --- > This could be done, but I'm a bit worried about the consequences it might > have. What if the user has multiple panels? Should we always clone *all* > panels from one screen to another? Is that what the user really expects when > connecting to a new monitor? Not always, I think the original idea was to have a setting for a panel to indicate that it's expected to be mirrored. So the algorithm in the first iteration could be: - when a monitor is connected - for each panel - does it have the "mirror" flag set? (no by default) - if not, do nothing - does the new monitor already have panels? - if yes, do nothing - otherwise, clone the panel The last bit can be modified, depending on what information is available internally. The main idea is to prevent cloning panels endlessly on each connect of the same monitor. I don't know if it's possible to mark a panel as a clone of another one in its metadata (like an ID) to be checked more precisely. However, imho, it would already be a major improvement -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
