It is really good. Seems to be abandoned now though?

Is there an apk for the dialer?

What is fusion here?

I did not actually check it, but as it appeared on my phone screen thought it was a web oriented optimised one.

Edit: it is 3000 x 2250. I can easily crop it down to FHD. Thank you.

Is there a wallpaper version of it - say at FHD?

I had forgotten all about this suite. Good to know it lives.

Personally the most important thing for me is MS Office compatibility. May be if all the open office suite teams get together, they can solve this.

Feels nice, closing tabs is bit convoluted though.

I got it installed, not sure if it was nature of theme or if I did it correctly. It felt really off to me, luckily it was on a test user which I deleted now. Installing and configuring Kvantum felt like blindly groping in the bathroom with soap all over face.

I won’t be experimenting with it anytime in near future.

Can we have a KDE splash that shows progress animation rather than the present static one?

Multiling-o keyboard might fit the bill.

This is not limited to taskbar as shown here https://lemmy.world/comment/11769386

The dragging and dropping is for adding fresh widgets using Add Widget and not to drag ones that are already on the desktop.

Here is a screenshot I took after I managed to figure it out. It seems I cannot use it in a tiled fashion though so at a time only one can be in focus.

Thank you for editing your original comment to reflect that 😎

“task bar” is the magic word I needed. Thanks.

Haven’t heard anything so far, what are they?

No gatekeeping. We did not have to answer any question, write any essay showing we were worthy etc.

Reddit refugees were welcome no question asked.

Once were in, we found the admin/founder to be cool, open and reasonable.

We stayed.

Cool themes, thanks.

There is this other line of thinking. Most frequently used should be more easily accessible hence bigger. That is what is causing confusion here.

I tried exFAT for my USB stick but car sterio cannot read it.

People don’t value things until they lose them.