I've no idea why there's a trend of making UI components too big, like
in touchscreen-based operating systems. OK, resolutions are growing,
icons should be bigger, but if they look too big on 2048x1536 screen
something is wrong.
In Libre/OpenOffice there's the same thing, but fortunately there's ui
scaling option.
Alexandre <ac586133(a)hotmail.com> napisał(a):
Hi,
Just to try it, I tested Plasma 5 on my computer. At this stage, it
is still called Plasma 5, instead of KDE 5 because the software
around the desktop is not all ready for Qt5.
Also, I provided some screenshots showing Trinity apps being run on
Plasma 5. They have to be launched manually from Konsole, but they
run run very well and they are even well integrated, when QTCurve
widget style is used.
IMHO, Plasma 5 is much more agreeable and pleasant to use than it was
in KDE4. Yes, it is much slower than Trinity, but it features less
nonsense than KDE4. It has not crashed on me for the ''small'' time I
tried it. The new K menu is a kind of hybrid between what is the
Kicker and the Kickoff menu in Trinity. From what I can see, it will
make forget the KDE4 series pretty soon, when it will be ready, but
Trinity performance and useability is still unbeatable :)
Please be reminded that I only posted these screenshot for curiosity
and nobody has to look at it. If you want to comment, please be
open-minded.
-Alexandre