> Changing something by moving the mouse wheel over a battery is > something I wouldn't expect.
speaking of unexpected scrolling... while I loved the scrollwheel-timezones feature in kde3, it's pissing me off in kde4. several times now I've accidentally scrolled into the next timezone, and not noticed for a few hours that my clock is suddenly an hour fast. I think the key is that in kde3, if it was showing a timezone that wasn't my own it would show the name of the timezone, which would also make the clock numbers a little smaller - several little cues that something had changed and I should look closely instead of just glancing at the numbers. :) now it only changes the numbers, and I don't see the change at all. obviously I don't want the text "Local" wasting space in my panel all the time (oh god, the clock is giving equal weight to both that string and the actual time); I just want the timezone to show when it's not *my* timezone. the easiest way I can think of to make this behave sensibly is to make the clock never show the timezone if it's "Local", and then turn on the "show timezone" option. I hope nobody is obsessively attached to that "Local" text... and... hey! what happened to the tooltip showing all the timezones I had selected? now the only way to know what timezones I've got is to scrollwheel through each and wiggle my mouse to re-show the tooltip? -- This message brought to you by eevil bananas and the number 3. www.chani3.com _______________________________________________ Plasma-devel mailing list Plasma-devel@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/plasma-devel
