Hello everybody,
At first I would like to greet everyone and as I am new in here I hope I won’t make any mistakes against forum rules with this post.
I would like to share with you my idea for some new feature in KDE, which I think cannot be achieved right now (if I am mistaken, please let me know) and which maybe someone else will find interesting, thus I would like to put it into some brainstorming.
I will describe it briefly: as a user I would like to be able to log-in into my KDE session with different settings profiles.
What do I mean be that?
Let’s say that today I would like to log-in and do my standard computer usage, which is web-browsing and some documents editing. For that I use mostly default look-and-feel of KDE with my regular modification.
But, in the evening I boot-up and want to login to something like a “gaming setup”, with cool cyberpunk wallpaper and icons theme.
Next day I have some work to do, so I would like another profile with work related settings.
I don’t know if I am making myself clear right now:)
But in general, I would like to have a single user which could choose a different settings profile during login. This setting profile would modify mostly the look of desktop (like icons, wallpapers, fonts, dark/light mode), but could also impact for example visible widgets, some shortcuts or maybe even some display settings (I assume I might not need HDR and 180Hz during web browsing). But I log-in as the same user each time, so I do not impact my access rights etc.
Do you thinks it’s feasible?
Do you think it might be useful (to somebody but me)?
Or maybe it can be achieved in some other way and this idea is just rubbish?
Please let me know your thoughts.
Best regards,
Houdini.