there is something wrong with Corona:saveLayout(), either that or
I'm doing something wrong. in any case, this fixes and issue where
desktop layout is not saved only after second login. this needs
further invetigation but I'm too lazy to look into it now.
* move ksplash KCM module to kcontrol sub-directory, ksplash it
build always and there is no reason to keep it out of the
kcontrol directory holding all major KCM modules
* merge some sub-category modules into other major categories
almost the same way it is done in KDE5 as it makes much more
sense and users do not have to go to in-and-out of
sub-categories to configure the overall desktop appearance
- application-appearance -> desktop-appearance
- window-behaviour -> workspace-behavior
- workspace-appearance-and-behavior -> workspace-behaviour
the default layout is done via the scripting support, that's just
a no go. plasma-default-layoutrc is possible simpler solution with
for the madness that the default plasma settings are done on
initial setup but it most likely some features will have to be
extended, especially the containment size option. hardcoding panel
and default view to always be available by setting virtual desktops
and other misc settings accordingly seems better but that will
probably break more code thus avoiding it for now
there are only a few aspect ratio standards for PC monitors:
* 4:3
* 16:9
* 16:10
* 256:135
covering them with only one wallpaper per ratio standard seems
logical, most users will change the default right away and
distributions tend to ship their own variations anyway so shipping
~30MB (originally KDE shipped ~80MB, not considering the extra) is
a waste, especially when most compression methods do not handle
images efficiently thus increasing the Live CD/DVD's size. nowdays
peopel tend not to care about disk-space since it is cheep but we
are targeting not only the future but old systems too that may have
20/40/60/80GB of storage available (just to name a few).
right now, with this change, only 4:3 and 16:10 are covered but
that will change.
