https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=375066
GoldBarb <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |[email protected] --- Comment #4 from GoldBarb <[email protected]> --- (In reply to steviant from comment #3) > It's been 8 years (!) since this bug was first created and neither of these > problems have been resolved. Are you ever going to work on the problem of > two panels intersecting in corners? There are numerous usability problems > when intersecting panels like this, for example you cannot have a panel with > top alignment that grows down because the panels, ridiculously, still after > EIGHT YEARS, overlap each other if you place them both in a corner. > > Obviously nobody ever wants the functionality of two overlapping panels with > no ability to decide which one can be accessed at which time, yet that is > the default behavior. > > Even if you just made a hard and fast rule that top panels always override > side panels, or static panels always override hiding or dodging panels, that > would probably be good enough for most people. As it is, the functionality > is borderline unusable, with a completely non-obvious way of dealing with > the problem that most people can't figure out by themselves. > > I get that you guys don't like people putting two panels intersecting, just > like how you hate the idea of users being able to control panel opacity, but > there is an obvious demand from your users for this functionality, and it's > plain hostile to resist their efforts for eight goddamn years now. > > What is this? GNOME? Stop being asses. @[email protected] You should really learn how to communicate properly, nothing what you wrote will inspire people to work on this issue. Be better. Thanks. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
