Best feature of KDE
Best feature of KDE
Logan Ross
Jordan Ward
It's great but by far not the best. In a DE as feature packed as KDE there's an unending stream of "new best features" to discover.
Henry Baker
Doesn't gnome have the same thing?
Noah Scott
lolwhat Windows has had that forever
Charles Price
now there are 3 ways to change the volume
Kayden Anderson
This, I've been managing my volume like that since Windows 95 lol
Jeremiah Wilson
>The best feature of a Desktop Enviornment
>Ability to adjust volume
Welp, I've officially outgrown Jow Forums. Its been a long 12 years. Peace.
Easton Hall
>kde feature
more like a pulse feature allowing you to have separate sinks, just install pavucontrol
Benjamin Collins
see you tomorrow
Samuel Torres
yea how about controlling in-browser youtube playback from your phone
Kevin Robinson
This
Brody Turner
THE.
FILE.
PICKER.
Suck it Guhnome Faguhgagots
James Perry
I like how you can set up the volume by just scrolling over the icon, helps a lot on a dual monitor setup when you're on full screen app that quits if it loses focus.
Jonathan Morgan
Windows has had it since before I was born.
Nicholas Bennett
Windows 7 has been doing this for years.
Jordan White
>try kde 5 in 2015
>resize panel
>it glitches
>2018 today
>try again with latest version
>still glitches
absolutste state
Joseph Morales
Windows mixer is not as good, if you drag an application volume over the device level it drags the device too which is a mess.
Haven't used win10, but KDE also breaks down firefox audio streams into their own slider.
Alexander Nelson
>Want music to be louder
>Device volume is set to low
>Raise music volume over device level
>Device volume raising accordingly
Don't see anything wrong here.
Benjamin Carter
xfce has this too. It just makes it so the volume button doesnt work past a certain threshold and that's kinda annoying.
Jacob Murphy
KDE file picker has trouble when a folder contains thousands of files. Also has no search function at all.
GTK is better if you dont care about muh thumbnails.
Jayden Russell
t. Poettering
Some programs set the volume to 100 by default, enjoy your tinnitus.
Julian Peterson
>what is PulseAudio
Joshua Allen
I agree!
Not only does the KDE team strive to deliver quality services and features frequently, they also manage to keep stability a major selling point of their Linux Distribution. As a professional, I can't imagine getting all my workload done without that KDE signature quality and efficiency in my back pocket. I tell everyone with an ear to listen about this wonderful Linux desktop experience!
Samuel Edwards
I don't get it. Xfce has this too.
Luke Richardson
I believe you need an extension, otherwise it's pavucontrol which is a bit annoying.
Caleb Cox
Is this the official PoetteringWare™ thread?
Landon Wright
>You need an extension
Nope
Jaxon Gonzalez
GNOME is way better
Jeremiah King
To change application volume in a panel applet instead of a seperate window? Must be a new addition then. Last time I used Gnome that required an extension.
Brandon Rivera
So when can I group my playback streams in a hierarchic tree structure?
Christopher Morgan
>Best feature of KDE
>not showing the only working, glorious MS Paint clone
Jace Martinez
No, they don't. Programs can't set device volume.