Version: 1.5.2 (using KDE 3.4.3, Debian Package 4:3.4.3-2 (testing/unstable)) Compiler: Target: i486-linux-gnu OS: Linux (i686) release 2.6.12 I often keep four konsole sessions open, and switch between them using Shift+right or left arrow. I've been running into a curious bug: every so often, Shift+arrow skips a session. Repeating the keystrokes results in an orderly switch from 1 to 2, let's say, but then 3 is skipped (after entering 3 for a split second) so you and on 4. Left and right produces the same behavior. Here's the clincher: what determines whether Shift+right arrow skips a konsole is the content. As far as I can see, if there's a lot of text, it's skipped; if the console has been cleared, it lands. Simply rolling the text offscreen will solve the problem. However, the behavior is triggered only if the cluttered screen uses the scheme "Transparent Dark Background". I tend to have session 1 and 4 black on white and session 2 and 3 transparent dark background. The ones that are black on white never skip, no matter how full they are; the transparent sessions will skip if they're full. If both session 2 and 3 are transparent and full of text, then starting in session 1, Shift+right will skip the session 2 and land in session 3. Starting in session 4, shift+left will skip session 3 and land in session 2. This is perfectly reproducible. It's not very serious, obviously -- something related to the transparency effect I take it.
Can't reproduce here with KDE 3.5.
Please close this bug. It appears to have been fixed in KDE 3.5 OTOH the schema "Transparent, dark background", which triggered the bug, is no longer transparent.
"Transparent, dark background" works fine here.
Kurt V.Hindenburg wrote: [bugs.kde.org quoted mail] Correct, my mistake.