https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=417957
--- Comment #4 from Gabriel Fernandes <gabrielfer...@gmail.com> --- Sorry, but this makes no sense. The deprecation of GTK appmenu is meant to people who are developing applications to not use them anymore, and to port their app menu to the the window itself. This seems to be fairly recent, even after Ubuntu 18.04, as the applications in the repository of Ubuntu 18.04 still put important functionality in the appmenu. This basically kills many applications from the still supported repositories. Why kill applications from the repository and force users to find other means to install these applications if a simple change in the default settings.ini that plasma writes solves the problem? For the record, even to make gnome calculator from flatpak use Breeze theme is a pain, the application even displays no icon in the kickoff menu, and wrong icon in the task manager. https://imgur.com/a/Vmo5Rvg If it doens't break the newer versions, but breaks the still supported versions, why just break the supported versions anyway? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
