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On Sun, Apr 10, 2016 at 04:55:05PM -0700, Daniel Frey wrote: |
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> OK |
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> WHY can't we have a single checkbox to disable all this crap? I found |
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> one and it didn't work (search in system settings.) Then when I was |
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> searching around online I found out it will reenable itself magically |
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> randomly anyway! |
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It's a different kind of search than the one you speak of, but the The "new |
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classic menu" has become practically unusable by keyboard thanks to its new |
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built-in search field. :’( |
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- The search field eats every key stroke except the cursor keys, so there is |
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no more way of selecting an item by its first letter. Why a search field |
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at all? We have KRunner for that (as long as it isn’t crashing). |
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- The Favourites and Power options on the left margin are not reachable with |
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the keyboard at all. |
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- In KDE4 I could do Alt+F1 + V + R to put the computer to sleep from the |
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"Leave" submenu. Now I must press Alt+F1 + Cursor up + Cursor right + 3 × |
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Cursor down + Enter to achieve the same. |
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I can’t imagine a feature request for the search to be hideable will be |
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heard. But just as those poor Windows 10 users do, I keep sticking to KDE, |
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because all in all, KDE is still the best thing out there. I upgraded my |
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main PC when KDE4 was removed from the package manager, but I just can’t |
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bring it over my heart to do the same on the laptop. |
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KDE4 is just too cozy, even with its few remaining quirks. =) |
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Gruß | Greetings | Qapla’ |
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Please do not share anything from, with or about me on any social network. |
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I consider bowling to be a smashing idea. |
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