https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=479243
--- Comment #9 from spacemant5...@mailfence.com --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #7) > (In reply to spacemant5010 from comment #4) > > Why would anyone have intentionally broken single layout syntax? (One icon > > layout for all resolutions.) > Because the concept of this doesn't make sense given that the resolution can > change. When that happens, we have to re-layout the icons; if we don't save > the positions per resolution, then the icons won't return to their prior > positions when the resolution changes back to what it was before. We had > tons ans tons of bug reports about this. In the previous release of KDE, used by OpenSUSE 15.4, no repositioning happened when the "resolution" (for VMs, the window width or height) changed. so there was nothing to be undone. So if the Eclipse icon was at location 100,100 from the top left, it just stayed at that offset regardless of "resolution." (In all the above, I'm assuming the window/screen is still large enough that the icon isn't off screen.) So, I must not be following something. Why do anything at all when the resolution changes? I think Windows 10 also does nothing in this case (as long as the icons aren't off screen) all. If you do nothing, there's nothing to undo when resolution "goes back." This is of course exactly what VM users want, because for them the actual pixel size isn't changing, they're just resizing their window, and there's no need to reposition anything. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
