Version: (using KDE KDE 3.5.6) Installed from: Ubuntu Packages OS: Linux I recently re-installed my distribution, and in the process lost my "Buddy icon" for the yahoo plugin. No big deal, I thought since all I had to do was to click "Ok" twice at startup. However, after resuming from a long hibernation (around 6 hours) my X session is not responding to mouse commands. Exiting to console works (Ctrl-Alt-F2) and then I notice a KDE process taking up 97% cpu (kwin). Killing that enabled me to use other windows but the windows still werent updating all the drawing area... Soon I discover a well-known message box from kopete, stating that I have no buddy icon, I click "ok" and it apparently disappears. The taskbar for it does not naturally, since a right-click shows that there are more than a hundred of them stacked for that taskbar icon. I was unable to close any more than the first, no matter whan I tried. Even killing kopete did not rid me of them. I resorted to logging off and restarting KDE, which worked. I'll try to reproduce this over lunch, and if that not works overnight. Maybe I can get some more debug information.
Just a thought, maybe kopete needs to make sure there's no need to show many identical modal messageboxes? As it is now, I get two when connecting that reminds me of the buddy icon cannot be found for Yahoo plugin. If two is allowed, then it'll happily continue to a thousand, given the right conditions?
Okay, did some testing. It does not appear to be triggered by hibernating per se, but if the connection to yahoo is lost I before I click away the initial two on connecting, there's an extra showing up. Doh, why did I put hibernate in the topic..? >_<
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 134444 ***