Version: (using KDE KDE 3.4.2) Installed from: Unlisted Binary Package I have "Focus Follows Mouse" focus policy set in the Control Center (Desktop / Window Behaviour). "Auto raise" is deactivated and delay focus set to 500ms. I also have disabled "Click raise active window". What I'd like to see is "Middle mouse click raises active window". This way I could left click into a window (text field or something like that), without bringing the window to top, but would be able to middle-click and raise the window. I think it might be a good a idea, to change the existing option "Click raise active window" to a drop down field with the following options: "None" (same as deactivating the current checkbox) "Any" (same as activating the current checkbox) "Left" "Middle" "Right" Don't know though, if it should provide combinations like "Left/Middle" or "Middle/Right" to raise the window. The it should be probably three checkboxes, that allow enabling of the raise functionality for each mouse button seperately.
I would love to see this feature, too. I am waiting for this to get implementet for years. How about adding Dbclick as an raising option? I would perfer middle click, personaly though. If someone will be taking the time to implement this, could also look at this whish: http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=43583 Adrian
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 211723 ***