Wallpapers and the colors of the borders that come from them are in the
config of both ports. wallpaper.run is the neutral part: a monitor's
wallpaper at start, a workspace's own while it is shown, the ring in the
hue of the wallpaper, and a changed wallpaper put back. Platform gets
put_file, wallpaper and set_wallpaper; in a Plasma session restart_with
restarts the module's unit with the user's komorebi.json. The KDE extra
keeps what only the shell tells. sync-e2e-core carries the two fakes the
shared tests import.
The press point of the resize scenarios was a gap outside the frame, which
is KDE's resize zone. On Windows there is no invisible border on the top
of a window, so a press there reached the desktop. Platform.resize_grab
gives each port its own point; KDE keeps the gap outside the frame.
The audit behind the docstrings of Platform: what each member promises
to both ports, what each port answers for another reason, what each
finding of the review turned out to be, and what is left to run on a
KDE VM and on Windows.
LGUG2Z