SUMMARY since the last update, krunner lost its close button on the right top side. Also, the "Configure" and "Keep Open" buttons use grey background color for the tooltips, but I have configured to use some blue as tooltip background, which is shown correctly on an action krunner finds (e.g. type "1+1" (calculation) and hover above the right "copy" action) EXPECTED RESULT use globally defined colors Operating System: openSUSE Tumbleweed 20210219 KDE Plasma Version: 5.21.0 KDE Frameworks Version: 5.79.0 Qt Version: 5.15.2 Kernel Version: 5.10.16-1-default OS Type: 64-bit Graphics Platform: X11 Processors: 4 × Intel® Core™ i5-6300U CPU @ 2.40GHz Memory: 15,5 GiB of RAM Graphics Processor: Mesa DRI Intel® HD Graphics 520
>since the last update, krunner lost its close button on the right top side. Yeah that is intentional, it has been refactored to the pin button. >EXPECTED RESULT >use globally defined colors And can you please provide a screenshot? And please check if it can be reproduced when you run `kquitapp5 krunner;krunner&` in the terminal.
>>since the last update, krunner lost its close button on the right top side. >Yeah that is intentional, it has been refactored to the pin button. A pin button and a close button are completely different things. Why should a pin button be a better option than a close button ? I'm missing the close button and don't need a pin button. Regarding the tooltip, I'm attaching a screenshot. After restart of krunner it got worse and now cuts the tooltip at the krunner window borders. I have added this in the screenshot as well.
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What's your use case for a dedicated close button? KRunner closes when it loses focus anyway, so we decided to turn it into a Pin button so you can keep it open explicitly if you so desire.
The additional pin button is ok for whoever wants it. But the close button was there for a reason and I used it, so now I'm missing it. The use case is simply to close the window. Since one can interact with the window (typing something) it's common to also have an action button to dismiss a "dialog". krunner is not a popup window like a tooltip. It's an interactive thingy.
Another issue I now often hit with the missing close button: I watch a youtube video in fullscreen. I see some US degrees in F and want to know what this is in C. So I hit Alt-F2 to get krunner, enter e.g. 45F and see immediately the C value. Now: how to close krunner ? When I hit escape, it will act on the browser player and cancel the fullscreen mode. If I click outside of krunner also the player will react and pause. Please bring back the close button.
But in this case you could press Alt+Space again to toggle the visibility and consequently hide KRunner without having to press escape
And you see why this is not user friendly: I never thought of that option. Yes, it works (just checked) but far from obvious.
>Yes, it works (just checked) but far from obvious. This is also the same behavior as the application launcher, yakuake and others. I would say it was unintuitive because it did not work before ;)
No it was not unintuitive because it did not work. It still is unintuitive because: it's not intuitive