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@aru @kde

ok...

@mfraz74 @kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social

Open Plasma's System Settings app and go to

Workspace > Shortcuts

And look for the "Plasma" entry in the list.

Check the

"Active Task Manager Enty 'n'"

entries are assigned correctly to their corresponding keyboard combos.

@schnedan @kde

In no way was I implying this was a unique feature; just that it existed, many will not be aware of it, so here is a post that may help everybody discover it.

@kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social

Minimized apps are restored to their prior size and position. Apps behind other windows, are brought to the front

@F04118F @kde

🤫 ! Let us have this!

@sozialwelten @kde

🖖

@bart @kde

Either way, a well-placed merge request here:

https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-workspace/-/tree/master/applets/clipboard

will probably solve that.

@bart @kde

It's a bit of a tough call. The "standard" clipboard is a widget, it does seem to be an integral part of Plasma, but the limits between what is Plasma and what is not are a bit hazy.

My guess is that, back in the day, the clipboard was an "independent" widget and this is a leftover from that.

But, you are right: the configure option for the notifications widget opens Plasma Settings, as does the network widget. It does not make much sense that the clipboard be different.

@bart @kde

It is one of those Plasma things, isn't it? So much stuff can be configured and tweaked that it is often hard to find where it is you can do the configuring.

@bart @kde

Maybe check the clipboard's settings?

Right click on the clipboard icon in your system tray, select "Configure Clipboard..." and check the "Shortcuts" tab (see screenshot).

@Nuuskis @kde

I don't know. So you don't accidentally paste something you didn't intend to? No idea. Sounds like a good wishlist thing to post to

https://bugs.kde.org

I agree that pasting the selected item right away would make the feature even more useful.