https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=383692
--- Comment #8 from Gregor Mi <codestr...@posteo.org> --- I also thought about the "add a settings action to each menu" and also thought about the clutter it would cause :(. (Although clutter seems to me to be a bit better than otherwise hidden functionality.) Was the following idea already discussed? What about adding a general "Settings" item to the system tray (with the typical gear or screw-wrench icon)? This would lead to: 1) one more (non-empty) item in the tray 2) have the settings directly visible 3) no need for right mouse button; the left would be enough 4) have a place for more than just the System Tray Settings, e.g. (my personal favorite) a direct access to the Display Settings (which comes in handy for multi-monitor scenarios). 5) if it was implemented as a QML popup (like most of the other Plasma items) then one could add other settings related items (like System Settings or System Info) and arrange them in a nice way (e.g. tile buttons; similar to the customizable area of the Android drop down settings panel [1], but not necessarily with the user-customization feature) [1] https://img.gadgethacks.com/img/63/66/63581733499443/0/add-custom-shortcuts-your-quick-settings.w1456.jpg -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
