Hello

I don't remember these large [pointless?] gaps in the Reports of older KMM versions. Is this a new bug, or is there a subtle reason for these that i'm too dim to grasp? IMO these large gaps eat up valuable screen real-estate in the reports. For tiny little ones per my picture, it does not matter, but for large reports it badly reduces the amount of data visible, & substantially increases the necessary scrolling.

[img][img]https://s10.postimg.org/bsc39gan9/20180308_002.png[/img][/img]

With your post, it says that you use Manjaro. I'm not sure of which version you're on. I do as well, Manjaro KDE Edition (17.1.6) + KMM 5.0 and I don't have this issue. I can see that you are also using a different theme. I'm primarily using Oxygen. To help the development team if you can share your setup that would be helpful to them to isolate the problem. To me, there appears to be some type of compatibility problem with the version of Linux/Manjaro/Theme/Scheme/Style you're specifically using. Did I just state the obvious? Could be that puffy purple you're using.

If you have more data to report the gap will shrink. But that has already been fixed.

And if you do nothing at all but wait for 5.0.1 you'll find it fixed as per ip. LOL

ipwizard wrote:If you have more data to report the gap will shrink. But that has already been fixed.

Tis great to learn it will be ok in 5.0.1, although i'm embarrassed not to have noticed it in that link that you'd previously given me [blush].

Sorry to disagree btw, but

If you have more data to report the gap will shrink

does not work for me: [img][img]https://s10.postimg.org/9x850v979/20180309_001.png[/img][/img]

mcarpino wrote:With your post, it says that you use Manjaro. I'm not sure of which version you're on. I do as well, Manjaro KDE Edition (17.1.6) + KMM 5.0 and I don't have this issue. I can see that you are also using a different theme. I'm primarily using Oxygen. To help the development team if you can share your setup that would be helpful to them to isolate the problem. To me, there appears to be some type of compatibility problem with the version of Linux/Manjaro/Theme/Scheme/Style you're specifically using. Did I just state the obvious? Could be that puffy purple you're using.

Moi: Manjaro 17.1.6 Stable, Kernel 4.15.7-1, KDE Plasma 5.12.2 + KMM 5.0.0 + ...
1. Look & Feel = Oxygen
2. Desktop Theme = Oxygen
3. Cursor Theme = Oxygen Green Emerald
4. Fonts = Lato
5. Icons = Oxygen
6. Application Style:
6.1 Widget Style = Oxygen
6.2 Window Decorations = Plastik
6.3 GNOME Application Style [GTK]:
6.3.1 GTK2 Theme = QtCurve [coz Oxygen here crashes Pale Moon]
6.3.2 GTK3 Theme = Xfce Evolution [with my own colour edits to continue my preferred Lilac tones]
6.3.3 Cursor Theme = Oxygen 07 Purple
6.3.4 Icon Theme = Hicolour
6.3.5 Fallback Theme = GNOME


Puffy - huh?
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/puffy
puffy (ˈpʌfɪ)
adj, puffier or puffiest
1. short of breath
2. swollen or bloated: a puffy face.
3. pompous or conceited
4. blowing in gusts

ipwizard wrote:But that has already been fixed.

Indeed, my Manjaro KDE Stable was updated tonight & so i now have 5.0.1 [albeit incorrect splashscreen still says 5.0.0] & the bug is cured. Many thanks.