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Comment #40234483
At least now it got re-opened.
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Comment #40234074
Yes, and if they think the spec is bogus and obsolete, fine, either help to improve it or just provide no icon theme that pretends to follow it, then distros know they need to inst…
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Comment #40233057
I can do that, but I still think it would be nice to keep all applications work on all desktop envs.
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Comment #40233050
If it is that way, there should be no theme index that states otherwise in the theme. As mentioned in the bug, that still is the case. Even if not the default on other distros, use…
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Comment #40233042
Yes, I just fail to see why one not went with some easy fix and then perhaps thinks about enhancing the spec. Errors can happen, I did break stuff in the past, too.
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Comment #40233031
I as Kate maintainer can not understand their position in that bug. I see that one might forget about the implications of that rename, but now it got reported and the fix would be,…
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Comment #40230753
I think you mean 'Breeze'. I think to have other icons, you just need no select a different icon theme, if you installed one, but please not Adwaita :)
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Comment #40230706
I must confess we have a lot old bug reports around in the KDE project, too, therefore I can see the point that they might no set the priorities on such things. In the most cases i…
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Comment #40230658
I can even see why they want that change, but even just keeping the old icons as compat would have been good enough, I just miss the issue why on doesn't do that directly after the…
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Comment #40230650
:( given the KDE developers (and other devs) did spend a lot time to ensure the applications they create work not just in their personal favorite desktop environment, this is all r…
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Comment #40056995
yzis never took of, yes.
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Comment #40056992
I don't think it is the best design, but for the sizes of files one usually works with, it seems a good fit (with low complexity).
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Comment #40056976
Before we had that, we had a icon that just looked like a text file mime type with zero recognizably. Even if you used it for a week, you would not be able to know which applicatio…
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Comment #40044795
Amarok did 'die' because the dev team dissolved due to multiple issues.
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Comment #40044772
I see no issue in getting inspiration from other programs. All projects do that, and I think that benefits the users. Code has semantic highlighting via LSP, that is something KDev…
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Comment #40044743
Thanks :)
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Comment #40044735
Simple reason: Because the package is not optimized for that. It can be shrinked more, but that needs help. And I must confess, I rather spend my time on bug fixes than space optim…
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Comment #40044722
Yeah, that seems to be the likely reason. But I am not sure why that ends up with pulse. But I am not the OpenBSD packager for that.
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Comment #40044711
Kate not just uses the same shortcuts everywhere. But you are right that it has issues to be properly adjusted to macOS. On my Mac Mini I used for the screenshot I just followed th…
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Comment #40044692
KDE applications still need a lot love on non X11/Wayland systems. Kate got some polish in the last years on Windows, the macOS version still needs more.
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Comment #40044655
Nice that Kate did help you to make the switch. The SQL plugin is unfortunately not that well maintained any more, help with that is welcome.