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Hi,
Just updated to KDE 4.2. When I open up a new window/program or launcher, it opens behind what i have already opened, which is REALLY annoying. Wondering if there are any settings or fixes I can do to get around this. Oh, and also... *Dolphin always seems to open in full screen. *If I want the panel to be on top of other windows, it goes on top of full screened stuff. Never used to in KDE 4.1. *Recycle bin keeps telling me its full when its not, and wont let me delete anything. Anyone else come across these? *Note. I have played around with the obvious settings to try and correct what's happening. |
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If you want to forcibly empty your recycle bin, then you should just directly delete the contents of ~/.local/share/Trash.
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Which window manager do you use?
If it's KWin, have you tried to change the "Focus stealing prevention level"? (Window behavior -> Focus, try to set it to Low or None) Does it only happen to some apps? Check if you have any Window-specific settings (Window behavior -> Window-Specific).
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Thanks, Hans. Worked perfectly. I have this issue with google chrome. I have a shortcut to open chrome but if it's already running, new windows appear to open with similar z-index and won't appear in front of other applications. Very annoying if I have something else maximized as there's no evidence the window actually opened so I instinctively retry and open 10 before I realise what's going on.
The fix: 1. Right click google chrome window border and make sure "Use System Title Bar and Borders" is checked 2. Right click the kde border for chrome and select "More Actions->Special Application Settings..." 3. Select the "Appearance & Fixes" tab 4. Check "Focus stealing prevention" 5. Change to "Force" and "None" 6. Click OK and, hopefully, enjoy expected chrome focusing behaviour |
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