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[Bug]: Kwin 6.1.0 Switching workspace from empty workspace makes windows not show up #182
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2024-06-21.12-31-34.mp4 |
I have quite the same bug except when I switch from an empty desktop to one with a window the window is still visible but move to point 0x0 and is under my top panel. I just made a verification and It seems the bug don't happen if my top panel is not floating (in my default config I have a floating top panel). Setup: NB: initially I hesitate to post since I'm on kde neon testing but since sopyb post this and it seems quite similar than mine. |
@sopyb did you encounter the bug if you change your panels configuration. unfloat, automatic hide. I think in particular your top panel |
I just checked it only happens when the panel is floating and always visible |
I'm also having these problems on Fedora. Making the panel non floating helps with windows disappearing but I still can't maximize windows and also toggling tiling make them disappear again |
I apparently upgraded to 6.1 without realizing 🤦 going back to a Nix generation on kwin 6.0.4 can't reproduce the bug there |
I can't maximize either but I in my case the windows don't disappear/are not resize. In the case of maximize, I can see that the windows try to maximize but seems to be prevented from it and goes back to the tiling. |
Window Maximization is another KWin issue. Original change author just deleted unit test that would have prevented it :) |
Yeah I have absolutely no idea why this would happen. Sorry for the radio silence, I haven't been using Linux really for the past few months due to kernel panics maybe every other boot and Plasma 6.1 being pretty buggy even ignoring all the problems with Polonium. If this is a KWin bug (it probably is if its only an issue in the new release) I'm probably just going to wait out and pray that it fixes itself soon(?) |
https://invent.kde.org/plasma/kwin/-/merge_requests/6023 I created MR to restore old behavior. I'm trying to convince KWin devs that breaking backward compatibility is bad idea |
I personally think that tiling on maximize is a better solution overall and agree that it helps combine tiling and maximizing features under a more central window management umbrella. Obviously the larger problem is that it breaks compatibility with 6.0 if I chose to embrace this new behavior. Compatibility should really never be broken outside of major releases. I'll keep an eye on the KWin pr and see how that turns out. Dropping support for 6.0 may be necessary, because it seems like more than just this has changed (ex. window.output reporting incorrect screens?) All of this brings into mind the feasibility of a tiling manager built on top of an unmanaged tiling system. If you are experiencing any issues, I really do highly recommend switching to Khronkite, at least for the time being. |
I already fixed incorrect display output in https://invent.kde.org/plasma/kwin/-/commit/7578f70b404acbceb53b057e8c483926badf7e21 released in 6.1.1 I will try to contribute more unit tests specific to Polonium in the future. I'm fan of your plugin, I'm better of fixing KWin issues than switching to Khrokhite 😄 |
It would be helpful if you go on and comment in KWin MR and bug to prove the point |
@In-line https://invent.kde.org/zeroxoneafour It seems they don't really want me doing that for some reason. You can cite me saying that breaking backwards compatibility between minor releases is highly detrimental to the scripting ecosystem. Also, did they say https://store.kde.org/p/1955647 is one of the main reasons the tiling system was even built? It really wasn't designed to be expanded on at all... |
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Describe the bug
If I switch from a empty workspace into a workspace with a window on it the window (I assume) gets resized to 0x0 and I have to hit the toggle tiling hotkey I have to have the app showing again.
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Expected behavior
The window would show up and be tiled to the whole screen
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