SUMMARY When using the Maximize vertically rule and touch mode(Workspace behavior > General Behavior > Touch Mode) together the window is maximized to a wrong size. Normal maximize works as intended. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Workspace behavior > General Behavior > Touch Mode: Always enabled 2. Window rule to maximize vertically 3. trigger the rule OBSERVED RESULT Window is maximized too big vertically and overflows the screen(panel: Windows can cover) or panel(depending on panel settings) EXPECTED RESULT Window is vertically maximized as it would be when using normal maximize. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux/KDE Plasma: Manjaro-arm / kde-unstable KDE Plasma Version: 5.25.80 KDE Frameworks Version: 5.95.0 Qt Version: 5.15.4 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Raspberry pi 400, 800x480 touch screen, 100% scaling on wayland.
Doies the same thing happen when maximizing vertically with the button (not through a rule)? Also, is this on X11 or Wayland (in Wayland this would make some.semse as there's no native concept of partial maximizing there)? Thanks!
(In reply to Ismael Asensio from comment #1) > Doies the same thing happen when maximizing vertically with the button (not > through a rule)? > > Also, is this on X11 or Wayland (in Wayland this would make some.semse as > there's no native concept of partial maximizing there)? > > Thanks! I did mention wayland in the additional information, sorry if it wasn't clear. I have some issues with x11 on the setup so I have not tested that. I tested vertical maximization with a hotkey and it seems to work as expected. I was using the rules to maximize windows in both directions to have them completely maximized as there is no maximize rule. It is a tiny 4" touchscreen, so increasing the size of some elements like the touch mode does is pretty useful, I'm not sure how the 800x480 resolution affects this, but likely it is more notieceable.
Can't reproduce in Plasma 6