Version: unspecified (using KDE 4.4.95) OS: Linux If you left click and hold on the background instead of the card face you move the entire window. The same as if you click and hold on the top of the window frame. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: described above
This isn't actually a bug, but a new feature in the Oxygen window decoration. For more information, including instructions on how to disable this functionality, see this blog post: http://hugo-kde.blogspot.com/2010/06/moving-windows-around.html
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Reopen. This can lead to regression in programs that are programmed without such a feature of the style in mind and are otherwise completely ok code wise. See discussion on kde-devel@kde.org. One of latest results: On 05/19/2011 06:41 AM, Christoph Cullmann wrote: > Am Mittwoch, 18. Mai 2011, 00:41:40 schrieb David Jarvie: >> On Tuesday 17 May 2011 19:33:15 Christoph Cullmann wrote: >>> Am Dienstag, 17. Mai 2011, 19:03:41 schrieb Albert Astals Cid: >>>> A Tuesday, May 17, 2011, Martin Gräßlin va escriure: >>>>> @all: please keep the emotions out of this thread and be >>>>> constructive. I offered a possible solution for the "problem" >>>>> yesterday and nobody seems to be interested in actually improving >>>>> the situation, instead it seems like some serious discussion for the >>>>> sake of discussion is going on. This is really discouraging and I >>>>> want everyone to start being constructive again! >>>> I think the constructive suggestion was already given before everyone >>>> started throwing knives. >>>> >>>> Change the default to only drag from "safe places" (i.e. toolbar and >>>> status bar), let the user select if he wants to drag from the "non >>>> safe places" with a warning that tells him that that setting might >>>> cause conflicts with some applications. >>> +1 >> +1 > Guess our arguments or solution are not considered, if you look at the > following ideas in that thread :( > Dear Christoph, others, I aknowledge the suggestion above (and the fact it has already been made in that thread), and have already expressed the fact that I disagree with it. The reason for this disagreement is that I fail to see the actual "conflicts" mentionned both in the suggestion and as a justification for it. What I have seen instead in this thread is normal behavior of both oxygen and the applications, without any actual functionality loss, and some users being annoyed by this behavior. To me this does not justify a change of the default settings. (on the other hand it does justify that the ability to change this default value is made more easily available to users, which has now been committed). I also said already that I would back off my position if Nuno disagrees with me, but unfortunately Nuno is not even aware of this discussion, because (as Martin already pointed out), it is not happening on the right mailing list, (and does not have the right title, for that matter). Hugo Side note: actual "conflicts" between oxygen and applications, for which the window-drag ability would result in functionality loss on the application side, must be fixed (and have been, for the ones i am aware of), no matter what the default value for the window drag mode is.
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https://projects.kde.org/projects/kde/kdebase/kde-workspace/repository/revisions/38295c4e12a794fa248280d5f8d554db1b381a84 "Disable window dragging from QGraphicsView (at least temporarily), because they 'usually' do not fully qualify as "empty areas" So closing. What was discussed in the list (at least in the end of it) is a different issue about changing the "default" value for "oxygen's window drag mode". This should be a separate bug report.
Note: the commit mentionned in comment #9 has been motivated by fruitful discussion with Parker Coates, Stefan Majewsky, and Todd Rme. Also see https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=263898
Ok, then I open a new one :/
yes. That was the original suggestion. And it should be a "wish" not a bug, unless an actual bug is pointed to.
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