It does? Multiple desktops and activities or something else? (Link doesn't load)
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Nah, if you just put the file lower than the lowest part of the grid, it just snaps below that to create a NEW column and turns into a scroll-able, I accidentally did this and now Im in love with it lol
In the video: I had 2 files, I proceeded to then use the middle scroll to then scroll to another file at the very bottom of the desktop, and I was able to just scroll up and down like it was a window, not sure if its a bug, but I do NOT want it fixed lol
Thanks.
Works with my plasma6, too. It feels a bit like unintended behaviour. π
It does because it doesnt feel intentional how it starts a new column, but I love it still. [It should just be a feature with starting columns easier]
heres a video that actually demonstrates it [a link that should work this time]: https://drive.proton.me/urls/X7G17QTQMM#103bZU9qTjSe
That looks cool, what icon pack do you use?
Beauty Solar
Thanks!
I'm 100% confused on what's going on here! π
The desktop is scrolling. Like a webpage.
Wtf, it does I just tried it. Lmao. This is good to hide shit.
wtf I've been using this for more than 2 years
Peak KDE moment. It has so many options most will never use.
wHAT
okay this is cool
That's dope
Holy moley this has blown up π
My desktop is hidden by all the open apps all the time. Sure you can get there via the file manager, but it's just another folder. And sure you can deliberately minimise all the apps. But the content is, by default hidden, and not in your face, to be stumbled upon like an inbox. Desktops can only contain closed files, and are a flaw in the UX logic.
No flaw. But KDE has a method for users like you (and me) that prefer our desktops empty. I forget what it's called but you can set your desktop to have no icons and no folders.
Yes. I use that option. But as I rarely see the desktop, hiding any files or folders makes little difference to using Plasma.
No clue what you just said but ok π
