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                                            Drew Naylor

If apps are designed to go back, they'll listen for the "Escape" key, since pressing "Escape" goes back in the WP emulator. They'll also have the option to use an enhanced Back button functionality via D-Bus, as well as checking if the navbar is running.

Interestingly, the Back button was discussed for Plasma Mobile a few years back: https://phabricator.kde.org/T13815 Edit: Ok so good news: someone was working on Back button support for Plasma Mobile in...

Set the `reuseItems` property on the All Apps list `ListView` to `true`.

I think I turned this off temporarily due to it grabbing the wrong icon when an app didn't have an icon, like Ocarina of Time Link holding "nothing" in speedruns;...

Scroll the All Apps list back to the top when using the Back button.

I think a simple way to do this is with signals and slots by sending a signal from the shortcut in the `Tiles.qml` file when pressing `Escape` over to a...

Scroll the All Apps list back to the top when using the Back button.

Or maybe this would need a Connection?

I think for now, the jumplists will have to be implemented by going through the `ListView`s from the start and finding the first instance of an item in the requested section, as there seems to be no API for going directly to a section. Or maybe we'll store the first item in each section when storing sections on updating lists?

The default Plasma 5 launcher has an alphabetical jumplist for the All Apps view that works exactly as I need (well, it doesn't zoom out while also showing everything relevant...

Wayfire might end up not working out for me, as it currently doesn't work on Manjaro and I don't want to rely on something that might not work sometimes. (Also DP2 to-do list)

Actually, #195 is the DP2 to-do list.

Live Tiles will get their data through supported scripting languages (or even executables), but data will be displayed with QML.

If this doesn't work, a simpler idea would be to just store the properties in a Python script that has all the data flow through it. That way a picture...

Live Tiles will get their data through supported scripting languages (or even executables), but data will be displayed with QML.

I've realized that probably the easiest/simplest/most reliable way to get and load the data would be by using JSON and a config file that says what to run and which...

Live Tiles will get their data through supported scripting languages (or even executables), but data will be displayed with QML.

Can't remember if I mentioned this yet here, but the JSON response will have to be cached so the script/program that gets the data doesn't run every time the start...

Live Tiles will get their data through supported scripting languages (or even executables), but data will be displayed with QML.

Here's the tile schema for notifications, which could help to figure this out. Particularly useful is the thing to override the app's display name, which would be used for the...