@Bro666

it's already been reported

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=487566

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=487611

@Bro666

thanks for the good advice, looks like most important feedback has already been given so I'll pass

also the account creation disclaimer is scary

@Treczoks

2 * 2 [enter]
* 2 [enter]

@allc64 @c64 do they exist in 220v ?

@Rustmilian

https://mastodon.social/@tobozo/112654356602379670

@Rustmilian @TimeWalker

Kate Color Preview plugin can be enabled/disabled without creating a profile, also it seems to have a different behaviour.

example from within a C/C++ file:

uint32_t blue = 0x0000ff;
const char* red = "#ff0000";
const char* color = "purple";

in Kate, only "#ff0000" triggers the color preview, neither blue, red, "purple" or 0x0000ff seem to trigger it

in Konsole all of those except 0x0000ff trigger the color preview

same color preview core, different rules maybe?

@Xirup thanks! it looks perfect for keyboard interactions and the undo feature is super neat 👍

I'll still keep Kcalc for the binary edition though

@isVeryLoud

you're right it's reductive, I'll delete that last message

@Treczoks

my version is kcalc 24.05.0

@kde solved by running "sudo downgrade kcalc" and selecting the latest 22.x version and adding kcalc to IgnorePkg

yes it's brutal, but breaking a11y support is worse

@ohyran whoops I made a screen capture of this but didn't realize mastodon <=> lemmy gateway doesn't forward activitypub images

@SigHunter when the mouse hovers a 24 bits hex code or a color name in the terminal, it shows a color preview tooltip containing a squared filled with that color

see the original mastodon post in context for screenshots:

https://mastodon.social/...

@Bro666

spammers aren't the only bad actors 😉

I really hope KDE will come to their senses and allow more login options

@mox

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=487566#c3

@mox wow that's even worse than losing continuity for the sakes of that new history feature (using Kcalc version 24.05.0)

here's what I did before getting the input error:

2*2 [enter]

*2 [enter]

I was expecting to read "8" but got "input error" instead

@kde what's this new input line for? does it solve a problem? how can I get rid of it?