There should be a way to disable KDE's desktop effects without System Settings.


On some computers some 3d applications don't work properly
while KDE's desktop effects are enabled.

On these computers the user must disabled KDE's
desktop effects before using any 3d applications.

To disable KDE's desktop effects the user must go to
System Settings> Desktop to disable desktop effects.


The time spent opening System Settings and clicking Desktop
could be avoided if there was a way to disable KDE's
desktop effects without going to System Settings, for
example an icon in KDE's system tray which allows
the user to enable and disable desktop effects.


With Compiz Fusion there is an application called
Compiz Fusion icon.


Compiz Fusion icon is an icon in the system tray which
allows the user to enable and disable Compiz Fusion.



There should be something like Compiz Fusion icon for
KDE's desktop effects.

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some people prefer command line interface(terminal) over GUI
so,when ubuntu is going to be loaded into RAM, please provide an option that prompts the user whether to load GUI or terminal, and the specified option will load the corresponding interface.

Well in interesting turn of events...
The "catcher" widget is the system tray in KDE4.
And it can hide things you don't want to use so basically this is actually already implemented...





System tray is getting more and more outdated.
KDE in pair with it's plasma idea wants to get rid of it, but can't due to non KDE apps that might still need the tray.
System tray currently dosen't do anything useful.
It's just a place where background programs are represented.
You can interact with some of them through right click, but that's not enough.
Why wouldn't we change "system tray" so it would follow the plasma ideal more closely.

/As you can see I chnaged my rationale to be more (specific, maybe too), but I have no idea what Gnome users want I'm just relaying the theme on KDE forum where it was clearly stated that in long term it's goal to get rid of system tray.