Window outlines! Yet another KDE contribution by yours truly! This was fun. Not easy at all, but fun. I’m pretty happy how they turned out.
A small feature, but a fun read to learn how, exactly, it was implemented.
Window outlines! Yet another KDE contribution by yours truly! This was fun. Not easy at all, but fun. I’m pretty happy how they turned out.
A small feature, but a fun read to learn how, exactly, it was implemented.
Oh God, I hope they tested that it plays well with KWin’s “Toggle Compositing” hotkey.
I hate how much work it is to figure out how to completely get rid of the eye-catching black borders on GTK3 menus when I have to take advantage of”Toggle Compositing” to work around GPU driver glitches after three or four weeks of uptime, and that’s in a toolkit where theming has gone entirely CSS, rather than relying on compiled components I might have to patch.
Oh finally! Drop shadows were never a good way of having clear boundaries between windows IMO, I’m very glad to see this.
Absolutely. The dark themes are a complete pita on KDE Plasma. All my inactive windows are the same. So many times I select the wrong window. Let alone trying to grab the edges to resize. I’ve had to resort to learning Alt-Right click drag to resize windows.