| Summary: | Latte dock multi-monitor screen space reservation | ||
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| Product: | [Plasma] lattedock | Reporter: | Alexandre Pereira <pereira.alex> |
| Component: | application | Assignee: | Michail Vourlakos <mvourlakos> |
| Status: | RESOLVED FIXED | ||
| Severity: | normal | ||
| Priority: | NOR | ||
| Version: | git (master) | ||
| Target Milestone: | --- | ||
| Platform: | Other | ||
| OS: | Linux | ||
| Latest Commit: | Version Fixed In: | ||
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image one image two image three gentoo settings files ( works on gentoo ) gentoo copied to opensuse and not working latte-dock systemtray |
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Description
Alexandre Pereira
2020-05-23 14:45:46 UTC
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don't know why but other images are 10M each, doing converting now and uploading them
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works just fine in my system, it occured once but I can not manage to reproduce afterwards... 1. I need exactly steps to reproduce 2. I you change the AlwaysVisible visibility mode to other visibility mode and back again to AlwaysVisible is it fixed? 3. I you change your AlwaysVisible panel to left edge and back to right edge is it fixed? > 1. I need exactly steps to reproduce Just adding two vertical panels on dual monitors, one "always visible" and other "dodge all windows" > 2. I you change the AlwaysVisible visibility mode to other visibility mode and back again to AlwaysVisible is it fixed? Yes, if I change the settings, it is fixed. All i need to do is go into the panel on the right monitor, toggle to another visibility mode and then back again to "always visible" and everything is fixed ( including the one on the left ) 3. I you change your AlwaysVisible panel to left edge and back to right edge is it fixed? Yes, if I change the right panel to the left side of the same monitor, everything is fixed ( including panel on left and on right ) note: they are "docks", not panels... another thing: If i change the right side panel to "left side ( this already fixed it ) and then back to right side" everything is fixed. But if I change the left side panel to right and then back to left, everything stays the same. OK, so ... i tried a new layout and I can't seem to reproduce it also. So must be something from my layout settings file, which works on stable but not on git version. I will try to discover in the settings file what is creating the problem as post the info here if interesting. If ok with you, can I close as RESOLVED ? (In reply to Alexandre Pereira from comment #8) > OK, > > so ... i tried a new layout and I can't seem to reproduce it also. > So must be something from my layout settings file, which works on stable but > not on git version. > I will try to discover in the settings file what is creating the problem as > post the info here if interesting. > > If ok with you, can I close as RESOLVED ? 1. Please play with this in case you can find which setting is creating the issue and you can update the bug report title and send new information if you find what to blame, if you dont find what is producing this you can tag it RESOLVED 2. You can also send me the layout file that is creating the issue 3. I have just sent a commit that might is fixing this, you can test it out. waiting user feedback well, in opensuse I have to wait for the packages to be rebuild, so i changed to my gentoo system. I just compiled the git package, and seems to be working on gentoo ( with gentoo settings file ) I will copy the gentoo settings file ( which works ) to opensuse and see if it works or not. finally some luck at reproducibiliting: uploading two settings files: gentoo.layout.latte and opensuse.layout.latte the gentoo.layout.latte was the gentoo settings which is working in the gentoo system with kde plasma 5.18.5 and latte-dock git latest ( should have you fix already ). opensuse.layout.latte settings file, is gentoo.layout.latte but after running on opensuse system with kde plasma git packages and latte-dock trdmi git packages ( should not have your fix yet ). So .... on gentoo the settings files works, on opensuse ( being the same, copied from gentoo ) it doesn't. Created attachment 128733 [details]
gentoo settings files ( works on gentoo )
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gentoo copied to opensuse and not working
so either is from being kde plasma stable vs git packages or is the fix which trdmi should update latte-dock sometime soon. (In reply to Alexandre Pereira from comment #14) > Created attachment 128734 [details] > gentoo copied to opensuse and not working OK let's wait for opensuse trmdi update in order to tell respond if after the update is fixed. https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:trmdi/latte-dock details for trmdi package ok, i compiled it locally on opensuse. and tested again to copy the gentoo settings file to opensuse and now opensuse is working also ! ( so the settings file which didn't work on opensuse, does now work on opensuse with the latest git latte-dock ) I think its safe to mark it as resolved, but if anything appears I will comment here again. nice there is a new issue though, although I am not sure if caused by this: see the new image attached, the systray is "small and invisible". in the image, "Bandeja do Sistema" is portuguese for the systemtray. That space where the mouse cross is, is systemtray. Created attachment 128735 [details]
latte-dock systemtray
confirmed: reverting back to previous trdmi package of git latte-dock brought back the systemtray |