Chris Holland

I'm fairly certain that if you move the systemtray to where the calendar widget is in the panel, you'll get the same effect. It's probably a bugged svg cache rendering...

> that in dong this, the calendar got reset to the Digital Clock widget, Looks like you changed the "Look and Feel" instead of the "Desktop Theme". Hmmm. How about...

Hmmm, if you hadn't already written the code, I'd have recommended the kargos widget (https://store.kde.org/p/1173112/ | https://github.com/lipido/kargos). Anyways, lets break down the PR. Changing the min interval to 50ms. Not...

* You are using spaces instead of tabs. It's really obvious when you check GitHub's "Changes" diff. * "Expanded" mode makes sense to you and me, but isn't very obvious...

> I introduced linkRunner because I wanted to run some shell commands by clicking links (like launching ksysguard). How are you formatting the "links"? `KSysGuard` ?

It's a hackish way to do it, but that's fine I guess. I'll probably be adding the following after the merge: ```qml onLinkActivated: { var urlStartRegex = /^\w+:\/\// if (urlStartRegex.match(link))...

This requires a fair amount of refactoring since it only assumes a single account atm. Edit: Another user requesting this. https://i.imgur.com/b66YzWn.png

Been pondering how to do this. Right now I've got it fetching the events every minute (which is bad). I need to think of a good way to balance keeping...

As in they don't work at all, or they stop working after a certain amount of time?

Ah, I haven't finished/enabled the "list of upcoming events" when you login, only the notifications when an event is starting.