https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=441312
--- Comment #3 from Manuel Geißer <geisse...@gmail.com> --- > Yes, you can use the Task Manager for that, but you could use the Task > Manager > for everything. No, contrary to the Overview effect, window previews in the task manager are too small, and you don't have the overview of all applications' contents at once. Task manager -> icon-based app management Overview -> *quick* identification of apps by content There is no other possibility to quickly distinguish windows by content except for the Overview effect. Please don't make it unusable with icon overlays. As a side-node, no other operating system or desktop environment that I know of uses icon overlays in their overview effect. Moreover, icons are already visible in the top-right corner of the application, which should be enough. > The point is to make the Overview effect usable for as many people with as > many use cases as possible. Destroying the primary use case and purpose of **identifying windows by content and getting an overview** doesn't make it more usable to anyone, frankly. One component should do one thing, and do it well. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
