https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=503786
EpicTux123 <epictux...@proton.me> changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Ever confirmed|0 |1
Status|RESOLVED |REOPENED
Resolution|INTENTIONAL |---
--- Comment #2 from EpicTux123 <epictux...@proton.me> ---
Hi, Nate. I think you got confused and/or I wasn't clear enough.
I do not mean in the sense of the level of volume adjustment. I mean in the
sense of it detecting that the user is scrolling to adjust the volume, and what
sensitivity it has to do that.
I called it "half-scroll" but it really is a scroll, just not a "full" one (for
the lack of a better word).
This "half-scroll" works on Steam (Chromium, basically), on Dolphin, on Okular,
on Discover...
Basically anywhere, except the audio control in the system tray, where it needs
a "harder" scroll to work.
If it works on all those places, it should work the same on the audio control.
Maybe the audio control is considering the fact that I've tuned down my scroll
speed by one point and this somehow is making it become buggy?
I'm reopening this bug because I believe this is not how it should be. Thanks.
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