User:DarioAndres/SystemSettingWorkV2

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Items marked with "$" are "external" (not part of kde*module*; may be from outside KDE or from extragear)

      • Look & feel

- ("Applications"?) Appearence (or "Applications' look", "Applications style" ?)

   * ("Widget"?) Style
   * Colors
   * Icons + Emoticons ( merged ? )
   * Fonts + Font Management ( merged )   (move Fonts Management to System/Administration?)
   $ GTK Style and Fonts 

- Workspace look (or, better name? "Workspace appearance"?) - (those settings make sense if you use a KDE FULL session ("workspace"): plasma, kwin, ksplash,...)

   * ("Plasma"?) Desktop Theme + Details ( merged; was Desktop Theme Details )
   * Window Decoration ( was Windows )
   * Cursor Theme ( moved from Mouse ) (move to Applications look?)
   * Splash Screen

- Desktop & Windows ("Virtual Desktops & Windows"?) Merged Desktop and Window Behavior

   * Navigate Through Windows (new Alt+Tab configuration)
   * Multiple Desktops
   * Screen Edges
   * Window Behaviour
   * Window Rules ( was Window Specific ) 

- Desktop Effects Moved from Desktop

   * General
   * Effects ( was All Effects )
   * Advanced 

- Screen Saver

      • User Settings

Was Personal ?

- My Account Was About Me

   * User Account ("Account Details"?)
   * ("Default"?) Paths 

- Accessibility

   * Bell (does this supersede "System Bell"?) 
   * Modifier Keys
   * Keyboard Filters
   * Activation Gestures 
   * Text to Speech (KTTDS)

- Password Management Was KDE Wallet

- Personal Resources Was KDE Resources

- Regional & Language Seeking a better name

   * Language ( new: should be easy and straightforward )
   * Locale Settings ( was Country/Region & Language ?; now without Language )
   * Spell Checker
      • Hardware

- Hardware Management - (it is Solid Backends configuration... "Hardware Backends", "Hardware awareness" "Hardware Management Libraries", ?) - "Hardware integration" ?? Was Hardware

- Display

   * Size & Orientation
   * Gamma
   * Multiple Monitors

- Multimedia

- Input Devices Was Keyboard & Mouse

   * Keyboard (merge with Keyboard Layout?)
   * Keyboard Layout ( moved from Regional & Language ) 
   * Mouse
   * Touchpad ( new: if it gets supported ) 
   * Joystick

- Removable Devices New

   * Device Actions + Automounter settings
   * Remote Control (is this a "Removable Device" or a "Input Device"?)
   * Digital Camera
   * Printer (does this fit "Removable Devices" or should it have a new category?)

- CD & DVD New; not sure about DVD part

   * Audio CD Ripping ( was Audio CDs )
   * CDDB Retrieval ( seeking better name )
   $ Disc Burning ( moved from General Administration ?; was K3b Setup ) 

- Power Management

   * General Settings ("General"?)
   * Edit Profiles
   * Capabilities 

-$ Partition Manager

      • Internet & Network

- Network Settings

   * Network Management
   * Proxy
   * Connection Preferences
   * Service Discovery 

- Sharing

   * Windows Shares ( was Samba )
   * Network Credentials ( was Local Network Browsing ) 

- Browser Settings (or "Internet & Browsing") (this category could be evaluated in the future)

   * Konqueror KCMs  .. 

-? Network Manager (NM connection manager) (... or should this be put under Hardware?)

   $ NM configuration  

-$ Some other network administration/config app/module?

      • System and Applications

("System" , "System Behaviour", "Computer behaviour"(too generic) "System and Applications customization")? Seeking a better name

- Applications New

   * Default Applications
   * File Associations
   * Autostart (move to Administration?)

- Notifications

   * Notifications ("Application Notifications"?)
   * System Bell (deprecate? (Accesibility/Bell) ?) (I don't remember which one is the outdated..)
   * Launch Feedback ( moved from Desktop ) 

- Desktop Search

- Akonadi Configuration (with a description text/tooltip "Personal Information Management" ?)

- Input Shortcuts ("Input Actions Shortcuts"?, "Shortcuts and Gestures?") New; seeking a better name

   * Standard Keyboard Shortcuts ( moved from Keyboard & Mouse )
   * Global Keyboard Shortcuts ( moved from Keyboard & Mouse )
   * Custom Shortcuts ( was Input Actions; moved from Keyboard & Mouse )  ("custom shortcuts and gestures", too long?)

- Administration

   * Date & Time (this may be confusing here; but where to put it ? move it as a top level item under System?)
   * Service Management (was Service Manager)
   * Session Management (was Session Manager)
   * Login Management (was Login Manager)  ("Login Screen Management" or leave as "Login manager"(proper term for KDM) ??)
   * Remote Widgets Policy (new name required)
   * Authorization Policy (Was PolicyKit Authorisation ?) 
   $ Boot manager (GRUB settings)
   - User Management ("KUser")
   $?? Distribution tool  (to launch Distro config panel, if available)
   - Task Scheduler (kcron?)


(General (random) IDEAS:)

    • Merge Personal and L&F (a la MacOS) and do not split Applications/Workspace appearance
    • Move "Printer" to its own category, move "Remote Controls" to "Input Devices"; and merge "Removable Devices" and "CD&DVD" as "Removable Devices" (with a custom icon with a CD image on it)


-- Krop:

- Merge CDDB+ AudioCD - Remove "Hardware" (solid backends) - resources/akonadi/file associations/autostart kcm are advanced users things - Akonadi and Desktop search are not System Behaviour - THe advanced tab should be kept - merge the desktop theme details with appearance (since choosing the plasma theme was moved there, that would make sense) - move service manager to computer administration - Remove fonts installer

bcooksley:

- The term configuration is pointless in System Settings... so Akonadi Configuration -> Akonadi. Giving a descriptive tooltip really helps. - Remote Widgets Policy -> Remote Widgets perhaps? - Input Shortcuts -> Shortcuts & Gestures sounds good. - System and Applications * maybe change to Desktop and Application behaviour - Akonadi and Desktop Search are a desktop/application behaviour - Browser Settings -> should remain in Konq for now I think, unless used elsewhere in the desktop.