https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=450676
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--- Comment #4 from Brian <aeon.descrip...@gmail.com> ---
I've also found this jarring. I think it's important for visual consistency to
use the animation that is normally used for switching desktops. This matters
even more when mixing a desktop arrangement that is spatially presented during
switching -- as with sliding desktops when arranged as a grid. ..and once
someone does Desktop Cube in the new framework, it'll be helpful there, too.
But consistency matters a lot, and having a consistent animation makes the
association on a visceral level that 'desktop switching' is happening, and
happening normally.
The animations can both be done, and there are a number of reasonable ways to
do that -- playing both chained together as an InOutCubic (if that's possible)
would make sense. But also, if mixing is possible, that could be done -- the
windows return to their normal positions as that desktop slides away. Even
playing one right after the other (as an option) would be ok.
In any case, I suppose you could consider this another vote in favor of
addressing this issue.
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