https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=514208
--- Comment #15 from Oliver Beard <[email protected]> --- For the time being we would continue to do what we are doing currently. When picking a default, we tend to go with what works best for "simple by default, powerful when needed". Unfortunately picking a default can be seen as 'picking a side', but if we do make a change, we certainly won't do so without keeping the option, and we won't do so arbitrarily or flippantly. Importantly, it is likely that if we do change the default, we make this change without being retroactively effective: only new users would see the new default, and existing users would be left with a changed setting (away from the new default). — Sometimes a compromise is unsatisfactory for everyone, which I believe a popup would be — an unexpected and instrusive window that appears asking a question without explicitly being prompted. We could do a passive notification, but it would be kind-of clippy-like ("You just did <blank>. Did you mean to do <blank>?"). We know from history that this sort of interaction is obnoxious. With Welcome Center, we are explicitly careful that we do not force the user to explicitly skip or finish it. If they close the window (i.e. we are told to 'f' off), that's it. It won't show again. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
