RFC on default settings

Martijn Klingens klingens at kde.org
Mon Dec 22 19:13:01 GMT 2003


On Monday 22 December 2003 19:55, David Faure wrote:
> My example was slightly flawed indeed - konq's own I/O operations indeed
> don't appear there (just like they don't pop up a progress dialog window
> when not using the all-in-one listview).
> Minicli's stat, however, must give some feedback, hence the progress dialog
> that appears if the site takes more than a few seconds to answer.

That's why I explicitly mentioned stat jobs to be excluded from the window no 
matter what :)

> Anyway, even if the systray icon has the same "delay before appearing" as
> normal progress dialogs, I still don't like the idea of a "jumping"
> systray. All other icons there stay there for the whole session, unless you
> manually add/remove any. Difficult problem.

Hmm, I'm pretty sure the KMail systray icon is not there if there's no mail 
and I'm 100% sure the KWallet icon is not there on a default config if the 
wallet is not in use.

I don't see a problem with icons coming and going as long as there is a good 
cause-and-effect situation for the user and the icon is not going to become a 
flashlight coming and going every second or so. That said, I don't use the 
window myself at all, I'm just trying to think for those who might.

-- 
Martijn




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