SUMMARY Right now justify makes it so that what is in between is centered in the available space. I would like a normal panel, but, with the task manager centered, in the middle of the screen, not middle of available space in the panel. Right now using dock mode is my best option, but no ideal (it resizes). What I would like is menu in one corner, in the other corner the pager+trayicons+clock, and in the middle of the screen to have the task manager. Due to the right corner needing way more space, right now the task manager is not centered "properly". STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Try to justify the task manger 2. It is centered but not in the center of the screen EXPECTED RESULT There should be an option to justify in the center of the screen. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS lattedock: 0.9.11 Operating System: Manjaro Linux KDE Plasma Version: 5.18.5 KDE Frameworks Version: 5.69.0 Qt Version: 5.14.2 Kernel Version: 5.4.39-1-MANJARO
this is already possible, show me a screenshot what you are trying to achieve because I can not understand from your comments.
ah, dont worry... You are using Latte v0.9.11. This is already possible with Latte git version.
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(In reply to RaitaroH from comment #3) > Created attachment 128577 [details] > Image reference @Michail Vourlakos is the git version able to do as per image? If that is the case then I know what I need to do from the AUR :)
(In reply to RaitaroH from comment #4) > (In reply to RaitaroH from comment #3) > > Created attachment 128577 [details] > > Image reference > > @Michail Vourlakos is the git version able to do as per image? If that is > the case then I know what I need to do from the AUR :) hm... I dont know if this is possible at all and at the same time to not break Qt Layouting.
This is applet responsibility I think and because Plasma Taskmanagers are tagging themselves as Layout fillWidth this would mean that Latte should add workarounds. Sorry I wont add workarounds for this.
long story short, you need a taskmanager that behaves like this, unfortunately Plasma taskmanagers do not.
(In reply to Michail Vourlakos from comment #7) > long story short, you need a taskmanager that behaves like this, > unfortunately Plasma taskmanagers do not. What about having a setting for the latte plasmoid to show window names? Wouldn't that accomplish everything?
(In reply to RaitaroH from comment #8) > (In reply to Michail Vourlakos from comment #7) > > long story short, you need a taskmanager that behaves like this, > > unfortunately Plasma taskmanagers do not. > > What about having a setting for the latte plasmoid to show window names? > Wouldn't that accomplish everything? it would but I am not really interested. Latte Tasks can not take the burden for all Tasks requirements. A new applet is needed that will support this.
(In reply to Michail Vourlakos from comment #9) > (In reply to RaitaroH from comment #8) > > (In reply to Michail Vourlakos from comment #7) > > > long story short, you need a taskmanager that behaves like this, > > > unfortunately Plasma taskmanagers do not. > > > > What about having a setting for the latte plasmoid to show window names? > > Wouldn't that accomplish everything? > > it would but I am not really interested. Latte Tasks can not take the burden > for all Tasks requirements. A new applet is needed that will support this. With that in mind perhaps I should open a request for the normal tasks plasmoid to allow this to work?
On the other hand I might be wrong. If we add in an empty plasmapanel a plasma taskmanager and two Spacers, is it centered? If that is the case then Latte needs to update its implementation.
(In reply to Michail Vourlakos from comment #11) > On the other hand I might be wrong. If we add in an empty plasmapanel a > plasma taskmanager and two Spacers, is it centered? If that is the case then > Latte needs to update its implementation. It seems centered for one open application. After that it sorta drifts to the left.
(In reply to RaitaroH from comment #12) > (In reply to Michail Vourlakos from comment #11) > > On the other hand I might be wrong. If we add in an empty plasmapanel a > > plasma taskmanager and two Spacers, is it centered? If that is the case then > > Latte needs to update its implementation. > > It seems centered for one open application. After that it sorta drifts to > the left. ok, so you can request this from Plasma devs then. If there are two spacers in a panel then Plasma Taskmanagers must be totally centered based on their contents. provide