Version: unspecified (using KDE 4.4.92) OS: Linux The wobbly effect settings are applied to actions for what it has been disabled in settings. The wobbly effect has few settings possibilities like to apply it for window resize but have it disabled for window move. This works in normal cases but when window is first resized and then right after that moved, the wobbly effect is applied to movement as well. This happens when the wobbly is slow enough so user can start moving window after resize. Fix would be the wobbly effect does not get applied to movement (or other action) when the wobbly is active after last action. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: Set Wobbly Windows settings as "More" and enable only "Wobble when resizing". Then resize window with Alt+Right mouse button and after resize, move it with Alt+Left mouse button. Actual Results: The movement causes window to wobble like that function would have been enabled. The wobbly effect is enabled for movement as long as the window gets moved around and does not stop until stopping the movement. Expected Results: Move the window without causing more wobbling and allow the wobbly from resize to stop naturally.
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