https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=338506
--- Comment #34 from Kornel Jankowski <k3rn...@gmail.com> --- I think Mr. Ruffalo's main point was how badly that makes KDEPlasma look, even though we know how much work was put into it. And he is right, because an average user won't look at the bug tracker to see if someone's attending such an issue, but just say "Ugh, this is ugly, give me my windows back." - And they would be right, because a wallpaper is a really basic UX thing, it shouldn't be rocket science in a DE like this. It is hard for an average user to understand what kind and how much work was put into KDE, and they won't even try if their wallpaper will look as they spilled something on it. And this is one of a few reasons (there were a few other similar unsolved issues like this) I myself got back to using KDE4. How does thinking how beautiful an engine runs things help me, when I can't connect a monitor without crashing Plasma and my wallpaper is blurred to a point where I start checking if my glasses are still alright? And it's, i think, a valuable point to make here, what Mr. was also trying to put through, if I got him right, is that maybe there should be some better prioritization of work: For it's really hard to appreciate a car when it has an ugly, rusty body that puts everyone off, even if the insides are Ferrari. Especially when it seems that this little paint job shouldn't be such a great strain to someone who knows the proper KDE insides. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
