Document KDE file configuration option for reduced motion #42662
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Description
SSIA. The doc only mentions the UI-driven way of setting the reduced motion preference. This patch extends that with an equivalent entry to what's present under the GTK recommendations.
Motivation
When on Linux, it's typical that some programs would use GTK while others will use Qt. And so it's reasonable to configure it for each of the frameworks together, not just your main one.
This info isn't really available in one place and requires research.
Many people automate their system configuration, which typically means modifying files to set up things in automated fashion. Clicking on the UI interfaces isn't really compatible with that. So I googled and experimented a bit.
Additional details
https://github.com/shalva97/kde-configuration-files?tab=readme-ov-file#appearance mentions
.config/kdeglobalsbeing responsible for appearence. https://discuss.kde.org/t/can-i-set-animation-speed-to-0-instant-when-on-battery/19370/3 shows thekwriteconfig6 --key AnimationDurationFactor 0command which I ran locally and it created~/.config/kdeglobalswith the following contents, indeed:Related issues and pull requests
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