Open martin21 opened 4 years ago
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Again, this issue has not been fixed yet and is still valid.
Thank you.
Hi @martin21 is this still occurring for you? I cannot reproduce on Plasma 5.23 (X11)
Hi!
Claudio Cambra - 11.01.22, 15:31:37 CET:
Hi @martin21 is this still occurring for you? I cannot reproduce on Plasma 5.23 (X11)
It is still occuring. Plasma 5.23.5 on X11. I use an autohiding panel at the side of the main screen. When I click on Nextcloud icon in systray its window appears under the panel. nextcloud-desktop 3.3.5. Still I can not move it around to a different position like a regular window.
Thanks, -- Martin
What's the state of this behavior in your environment today, @martin21?
Josh - 20.08.24, 21:34:47 CEST:
What's the state of this behavior in your environment today, @martin21?
It still appears below the auto hiding bar with the systray. It also still cannot be moved. However it is at least bigger. It appears to work well with fractional scaling (1.5x). It is somewhat usable, but still does not integrate well.
Plasma 6.1.4 with KDE Frameworks 6.5.0 on Qt 6.6.2. However nextcloud-desktop as packaged in Debian uses Qt 5. Qt 5 version is: 5.15.11.
-- Martin
Forked off from GitHub issue #2355.
I use the auto hiding feature of the systray of the Plasma desktop. And what happens is that the Nextclient client supposed to be tray window appears under the systray, not beneath it:
It also clearly does not look like any regular systray window under KDE Plasma, messing up the lock and feel of the desktop.
For me that is a major usability regression. I see the intention that you tried to make things better, the the result, at least here, clearly is worse. For now I use the context menu to open the settings window, which brings back the old client window.
Client configuration
Client version: 3.0.1
Operating system: Debian Unstable
OS language: German
Qt version used by client package (Linux only, see also Settings dialog): 5.14.2
Client package (From Nextcloud or distro) (Linux only): distro
Installation path of client: /usr/bin/nextcloud
Logs
Nope! Contains sensitive data like which Nextcloud instances I use and which local folders they are synced to. If you need something from the log, please say which part do you need. I tried to skim through the log, but with debug log level it is very much.
I am not sure whether the log would even matter for this kind of bug. Please reconsider this as hard requirement, cause it requiring sharing sensitive data does not match the kind of privacy approach I know and expect from Nextcloud. Thanks.