Version: (using Devel) OS: Linux Installed from: Compiled sources When rightclicking an entry (running task) in the task manager the menu pops up aligned along the left side of the task instead of at the mouse position. Can only assume this a bug instead of a 'wish' as everything else within KDE does have the 'at mouse cursor' behavior.
Created attachment 30330 [details] Screenshot displaying the mouse position / menu position problem The red circle is the position of the cursor / where the right click occured. used ksnapshot to make the screenshot, but it hides the cursor.
popping it up at the click point in this case would look ugly and inconsistent with the left click menus. what should be enforced is that the menu is at least as wide as the button.
Created attachment 30600 [details] Screenshot demonstrating menu behaviours red dot represents the cursor position again. Left is current behaviour. Center is the above posters wished behaviour. Right is the expected behaviour (or at least what I would expect as it work like that everywhere else)
Actually current trunk behave like the second image on the screenshot (almost). It is at least wide like the task. It seems good to me. Should HIG team be CC-ed for this bug?
SVN commit 959750 by aseigo: make the popups at least as wide as the buttons BUG:181031 M +1 -1 abstracttaskitem.cpp M +19 -0 taskgroupitem.cpp M +8 -9 taskgroupitem.h M +5 -0 windowtaskitem.cpp WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=959750