@mischievoustomato @XRatedPoetry @coolboymew it's under desktop effects because it's technically a desktop effect (i.e. something that requires compositing) and KDE's settings been quite a mess for historical reasons. It's getting better, but unlike GNOME who like to make revolutions and rewrite everything every once a while, KDE's been evolving so they don't really get many opportunities to rearrange everything.