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You mean you would want a resized notification panel to fill the whole screen in case there is a lot of notifications... that's a good idea, i will look into it for next version... |
here is a workaround for you you could add a system stray icon widget and in its option select the icons you want in it AND set them to always be hidden to have them all on a popup... now you would need to resize the popup size... so this would be a modified version of system tray plasmatoid i will have a look at this later i'll let you know but i promise nothing ;) |
okay, to achieve what you want we need to edit all the widget that use that pop window to make them act similar... |
@maverick74 good news i found how to achieve what you want easily ^^ and actually use it my self :)
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Hi @intika My intentions was, if possible, a button that would more or less behave like the activities button does, but applied to a regular panel. I was thinking of it like this: a regular button/plasmoid (that i, personally, would put on the right side of the clock plasmoid on the taskbar) that when we click on it, it would make a regular panel (placed whereever the user wants - in my case on the right side) to show up. That panel - as any regular panel - can have on it any plasmoids. Plasma, at the moment, already supports most of it. The problem is that, to achieve the "feel" i wish i have to set it to auto-hide, but most of the times i get to the scrollbar of a maximized window i touch the rightside of the screen and... "ups, there's the dawm sidepanel showing up". The solution would really be if it would open only when we click on something, like the button i suggested!!! Comparing it to the solution you presented, this has the advantage we could place there whatever Plasmoids we want (e.g.: Calendar, Weather, Notifications, etc). Still, could you post an image of the result you obtained? ( For reference, i also found this on the forum - however it's a bit limited: https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=285&t=139113 ) |
eventually post some capture with your current config i can may be help to find easy solution |
@intika This is an example i just made up. But it's actually unusable, since the only option is to have it touch activated and that's a real pain! |
okay i guess you want to open your panel only with a button and not with the mouse going to the side of the screen... |
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Wouldn't you be interested it fork this (just asking... =P )??? Would be great :D |
@maverick74 https://www.opendesktop.org/p/1266534/ We can also add more feature to a panel by setting it up in (KDE System Settings - Window Manager - Window Rules - New - Detect Window Properties "And select your pannel" |
@intika Great! Really happy with it! But when you say that it's a "hacky script to toggle the visibility of the panel by setting its size to a negative value" i wonder if there isn't a way to use/change the native plasma panel visibility settings? I ask this because it sometimes "glinches" (panel seems to first appear on the leftside before moving to right). Also... a (all-in-one) widget where one could choose the panel (instead of having to install the right one) would be a nice addition :) Anyway, it does the job!!! Thank You! :D |
@maverick74 appearing in the opposite side for 50 millisecond before appearing in the normal side is what the code actually do so it's normal because this is the only way i found to make the panel popup otherwise just changing its size to negative/positive value does not make it pop up when the panel is set to autohide... there is a function that change the panel display from "autohide" to "always visible" or "covered by other window" but the function does not work, i guess it's a bug in kwin plasma framework it's why i did not use that function (at least the settings are not applied in real time). kwin script are very very limited we even can not run classic bash script with kwin (at least not officially) we are just allowed to manipulate windows/plasma and even there it's limited, so it's the only way i found to make this work. There is an open bug in the plasma bug channel that ask developer to make panel toggle available from the corner but it still not resolved... apparently the feature was available before in kde3 but was removed. About the widget idea yeah that would be cool, also with the widget framework code we could do mush more but it's a lot of work... a day or half a day and i don't really have the time to have it done... at least not for now... i will let you know here if i do something about it, but i promise nothing ;) as you say at least the current script does the job :) One last thing my kwin script code is very simple you can edit it to match your needs you can for example set your panel to always visible and remove the line where the code display the panel in the opposite side. |
Nice!!! :) Thank you. A widget would be awesome. I'll keep an eye on this issue just in case you hit the jackpot and get a lot of free time. Ahah I'll ask you just one more thing: can you please share the link to the plasma bug you mentioned? |
it's your lucky day ! |
@intika GREAT!!! ok... first comments:
About the "visibility toggle" we spoke above, in a regular "panel" that is set to auto-hide itself, the approach of the screen edge by the mouse triggers the panel to show up (I suppose it sets it's visibility value to 1, while on getting off it sets the value to 0).
About possible Bugs:
And i believe it's all :) |
@intika Sorry for the edits... just wanted to put it all in one post. |
Yes, but for a perfect working with panel locked kde plasma need to be at v5.13 or above, what version are you using ? (check it on kinfocenter) otherwise the only workaround is to set it to "Force unlock..." in advanced settings ... The widget unlock the panel and hide/unhide the panel then relock it if it was locked. Classic method to lock/unlock : use the classic method to lock/unlock it's only compatible with plasma 5.13 and above (i did not test it tho because i am using 5.12) Here is what "Force unlock..." do : (hacky code) considering that the panel is locked...
Yes, you need to set your panel to autohide. in your panel settings (in this case you may need to enable the feature "force the panel to popup"
If you want the exact same behavior as the screen edge script you need to setup the settings to :
Yes this is because of the negative value... this does not happen when the panel is set to auto-hide... indeed setting the panel to 0 would solve the issue but it's very hard for the widget to remember what was the panel size before setting it to 0, i use the negative value because i just have to do (x * -1) every time to toggle the panel without saving/restoring it's size... i will see if i can do something for that... can you open an issue here https://github.com/intika/kdetogglepanel and follow there please ;) |
I'm on openSUSE Tumbleweed, so i'm on Plasma 5.14. Still, i'm not at work and so, not on Linux ATM... Tomorrow will try your suggestion (either i didn't set it right or we have another bug). I thought about open an issue there, but since we were already here... Will open it right away :) See you there! |
I would like to see a panel/notification widget that would use the full screen height. Something like the (almost useless) Windows Action Center, but where one could put whatever widgets he wants.
I've tried to use a regular panel on the right side of screen with auto-hide but it's not usable because on every touch on the right side it shows up.
I think the solution would really be a button that would change the visibility of that panel on click (something like the activities button does).
The intention is that for notifications, clip areas, updates, (or whatever plasmoid/widget wanted), one could easily make use of the full screen height. :)
By the "Full Notifications" i was thinking this plasmoid would do that :)
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