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Hello All,
I don't know if this is the right place to ask this. I am using plasma 5 on arch , plasma 5 received some 5.5.3 updates. after the update i noticed the notification popup stopped appearing only the sound plays. Is there a way to test this and get meaning full output to file a bug report, more importantly can any else reproduce this ? |
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General Troubleshooting: viewtopic.php?f=14&t=38828
Testing with the kdialog:
At here: Arch/Plasma 5.5.3 Old user => no plasma popup Making a new user => There is a plasma popup After cleaning the old user configuration files => there is a plasma popup The configuration files: http://standards.freedesktop.org/basedi ... atest.html
Maybe: https://www.kde.org/announcements/plasma-5.5.3.php
Maybe the refactored code can't understand old config files ? |
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Are you using the panel Auto Hide setting ?
After I toyed a bit with the plasma settings it seems that the Auto Hide option is blocking the plasma notifications at here. |
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Hi Rog131,
Initially I tested with kdialog, it is not working with it. It didn't occur to me to create a new user and check this. I'll clean the configs and check. I am correctly in the middle of some other process so can't check this immediately
Yes I am using autohide. Good to know that it affects the notification, i'll see if disabling auto-hide makes a difference here. |
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Hi Rog131,
I have tested this with clean config, removed configs for everything and started from scratch. The notifications are there but only when panel is visible if the it is set to "Always Hide" or "windows can cover" mode then the notifications don't show up when you reboot, How ever if you switch to always visible and then switch again to other options then the notification is persistent. I think this is because of recent changes in notification system as you pointed out. So I am filing a bug report for now. the work around for getting popup in "windows can cover" or "always hide" mode is to switch to "always show" and back to these mode again thank you for checking and testing this. |
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Is it this? https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=357652
Edit. Nevermind clearly was. Sorry, ignore this. |
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Hi david_edmundson
that bug report is filed by me just now |
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Hey,
just to clear things up. The refactor that was mentioned has nothing to do with old config files. The bug happens because the binary part of the applet sends out the available screen resolution _before_ the applet is fully loaded AND also whenever the screen changes in any way. This works fine with the non-auto hiding panel because once the panel gets loaded, it changes the available screen area (cause the part where panel is is reserved and windows cannot go there) and that change is told to the binary part of the applet and that part tells the positioning part. However with the auto-hiding panel the signal about the changed available screen space never arrives because the panel does not take that space when it loads. And so the applet was left with "available screen space = 0x0" because the first signal is sent out before the applet is fully loaded. So the obvious fix is to simply ask for the available screen space _after_ the applet has finished loading. I've posted a fix at https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=357652#c5 which you can test without any compiling. If you guys could test that, that would be great
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Hi Martin Klapetek
I did as you instructed in the bug report. It seem to have fixed the problem for me. Thank you for the step by step instructions thank you again |
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