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Hello, this is my first post here (;
I have used KDE 4 and after I updated it to "KDE 5" the panel with task manager had a very nice feature that it didn't jump out of the screen edge immediately on the moment the mouse pointer touched it, but you needed to "push" the mouse against the edge of the screen for a short moment - I liked this behavior very much (; I've recently bought a new PC on which I installed "KDE 5" and - to my surprise - this behavior is no longer present, as the panel jumps out of the screen edge with no delay and no "pushing" required. There was never any option to actually configure this delay (at least not in any element of System Settings). On my girlfriend's laptop I've also installed Arch with KDE 4, which I later updated to "KDE 5", and I see that this behavior is also removed there. So it seems that this wonderful option was introduced in "KDE 5" but removed in the last month or two.
I've tried googling for a way to enable it back, but all I could find were some old feature requests in KDE bug database... I'm not even sure how to call this feature, because "panel show delay" is not specific enough to find many useful lings... So - anyone knows whether it is possible to enable it? Maybe it's going to be enabled again in a new release of some part of "KDE 5"?
Thanks in advance!
Last edited by Freddie Chopin (2015-08-13 07:16:30)
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