There is "Add New Page..." at the bottom of the list on the left panel, and it's very annoying for me that I often misclick it. Does this button even need to be there? I mean, who that often adds new pages in the system monitor in the first place? If I click it by a mistake, it opens a pop-up, so I have to move the mouse to close it and then return to the list. I have thought of a few ways to prevent this. 1. Move into the "Add New Page..." into the hamburger menu above. 2. Dock "Add New Page..." at the bottom of the panel, sort of like the settings button of Visual Studio Code's left panel. 3. Option to make the list big icons, like Visual Studio Code. The current list items are too narrow vertically, so it's easy to misclick them. It only has 5 items by default, so there is a lot of wasted vertical space.
Yeah, this is a nonstandard way of adding stuff. Typically we don't put the "Add new" button at the end of the list. I'll move it into the hamburger menu.
A possibly relevant merge request was started @ https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-systemmonitor/-/merge_requests/319
Git commit a6e856c81fff448efc0901fd1ba5f38541b72bbf by Nate Graham. Committed on 26/11/2024 at 04:58. Pushed by ngraham into branch 'master'. Move "Add New Page" UI into hamburger menu It's not typical to allow creating a new item in a list from a fake "add new" item in that list. This surfaces the functionality very clearly, but is vulnerable to mis-clicks, may prioritize an uncommonly-used feature, and isn't consistent with how content is typically added. Instead, stick this in the hamburger menu, in the section that has other page-related actions FIXED-IN: 6.3.0 M +6 -8 src/Main.qml https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-systemmonitor/-/commit/a6e856c81fff448efc0901fd1ba5f38541b72bbf