https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=402376
--- Comment #8 from Eike Hein <h...@kde.org> --- > Wow, I didn't even know you could do that! I've told you about it a few times during this recurring debate, though ... > Perhaps we could only make the Task Manager buttons for open windows > draggable within the panel, but not outside of it. I recall we've discussed that previously, too: The pager can in theory be on any other panel, or on the desktop, or in a floating window, or it can be some entirely new custom UI using libtaskmanager, or entirely differenty code looking for the same drag MIME type payload. Good systems are layered properly for interoperability and reuse, you don't bake in assumptions about "there's only one panel ever" :) > And then there's the fact that with an IOTM, dragging an app icon to the > pager doesn't make sense since IOTM icons represent apps rather than open > windows. Both applets show tasks. Some tasks have associated windows, some do not. The only difference is that IOTM groups always, the TM (with default settings) does not. The DND behavior for groups is the same in both applets. If the Present Windows effect is unavailable the IOTM will show the same group popup that the regular TM does and DND from out of the popup works the same way for individual tasks, too. IMHO there's only one thing to do here: Figure out if there's a bug causing DND to be triggered too easily/erronously (what David is pursuing). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
