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System Info:
In the Task Manager Settings I have the following settings:
Using these settings I expect to have:
However, the behavior I'm seeing is:
After doing a bit of searching I stumbled upon the following revision to the task manager's sorting behaviour: https://phabricator.kde.org/D4469 Essentially the behavior was intentionally changed because the contributor thought it would be better for multi-windowed applications that frequently change window titles to have a stable order in the task manager. While I agree that the behaviour is a desirable option for some, "Alphabetical" should not be the description for the sorting behaviour because it is most certainly not alphabetical. My Use Case: I use PyCharm for all my python development needs and at work I manage 20+ separate code projects and I like to have most of these projects open so I can quickly switch between them. Since all of these open project windows belong to the same application, they are grouped together which is very convenient for me. However, because they are sorted in the order they were opened, it makes it very difficult to scan through the list of projects to find the one I want. It would be far more convenient for me if they were sorted alphabetically within the group so I could easily find the window I want. Proposal:
This will allow users much more control over the sorting behaviour. If I want the current "Alphabetically" behaviour I could specify the following Sorting priorities:
If I have grouping disabled but want tasks visually grouped by program name and then alphabetically within the same program I can specify the following Sorting priorities:
If I want true alphabetical sorting regardless of the application name then I can just do:
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