Putting an application into fullscreen implies I don't want to see the desktop or to be interrupted while using the application. I have three hotcorners set. One of them toggles the workspace grid, another toggles present windows, and the last shows the desktop. All of them are active above fullscreen applications, which means I am interrupted by them when my mouse accidentally hits them. I find this behavior intrusive. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Enable hotcorners 2. Put an application into fullscreen 3. Use a hotcorner Actual Results: Full screen application is minimized or interrupted for the effect of the designated corner Expected Results: Full screen application is above hotcorners to prevent interruptions I've done some searching for this but couldn't seem to find anything relevant. I posted my issue on Reddit and was directed here. I apologize if this is the incorrect location for this bug, I'm not sure where the best place for it would be. Here's the thread I posted on Reddit: https://np.reddit.com/r/kde/comments/4l9ni0/kde5_how_do_i_disable_hot_corners_when_an/
> I don't want ^^^ The troublesome word. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 339434 ***
(In reply to Thomas Lübking from comment #1) > > I don't want > ^^^ The troublesome word. > > *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 339434 *** Sorry, I didn't see that bug. I searched for "hot corners" and "hotcorners," didn't think to search for "screen corners." I'm just looking for the option to disable the behavior, I'm not suggesting it be made the default. One of the reasons I use Linux instead of some other system in the first place is my ability to customize and control the way my desktop behaves. A request for KDE's hot corners to act the way that is standard in other mainstream DEs seems justified to me.