The remove virtual button got replaced

[Nayar]

http://i59.tinypic.com/11lr41i.png

I see the - button previously in KDE 4.* series has been replace by a "disable" icon instead of "remove" or "delete". Doesn't feel right to me. Anyone same thoughts?

[claydoh]

I cannot tell in the pictures what you are talking about - it is too hard to view, and I am not sure what you mean. Which button, and where?

[Nayar]

In the bottom-right corner. There used to be a - sign and a + sign. Now we have "disable-like" and +

[claydoh]

You mean the red circle with the "/" through it ?

Ahh, I thought that this was part of the photo sharing site you were using.

What are you doing when you see this? What feature or tool are you using ? I have no idea, based on the image. You need to point us to the same place you are

[vinnywright]

Aaaaa thats the ctrl+F8 toggle the desktop grid effect ,,,,,,the buttons add or delete/remove extra/more virtual desktops ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

IDK the circle with the slash through it seas remove/delete to me where the + is obviously add.

VINNY

[kubicle]

Breeze (both the plasma theme and the icon theme) is one of those misguided themes that use the circle+slash symbol for "edit-delete" and "list-remove" icons. More common symbols for these actions are an "X" (edit-delete) and "-" (list-remove). The circle+slash symbol is better fitted to represent "access denied", "disabled" or "fordidden", but there are a few themes that don't get it.

Just my opinion, but Breeze is horrible in concept, design and implementation...and this isn't the only example.

[SteveRiley]

Just my opinion, but Breeze is horrible in concept, design and implementation...and this isn't the only example.

Not just your opinion. I don't have any Plasma 5 running yet but from what I've seen in the screenshots here, I'm not impressed. It's too flat and white.

Speaking of visual design.. take a look at the website for KDE's Visual Design Group. Pretty boring, eh? Just some big squares and a few paragraphs of text. I don't see much else to interact with or learn more, do you?