https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=517320
--- Comment #1 from Prod_EGO <[email protected]> --- To add some clarity to the implementation side: while I'm not sure what the best technical path would be, I envision this working through a staged approach to keep things fast and secure. The idea would be to have the PLM settings module act as a bridge. When a user enables this feature, the KCM could copy their 'aesthetic stack' (wallpaper, theme, colors, icons, cursors, fonts, etc. etc.) to a system-accessible directory. This would solve two main issues I can see: 1. Security/Permissions: The login manager wouldn't need to read anything from encrypted home folders; it would just read from a pre-verified system cache. 2. Performance: The assets are already sitting there ready to go, so the UI shouldn't lag when switching between users. Again, just a conceptual starting point for how this might be handled—I'd love to hear what the team thinks about the feasibility of this kind of integration. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
