SUMMARY When I activate that option, the composition of the screen gets wrong. For example, if a plasma panel containing window miniatures auto hides, you are able to see it on the screen but in reality it isn't. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Activate Compositor's "keep window thumbnails" option. 2. Set up a plasma panel containing miniatures of the windows. 3. Set the plasma panel to auto hide. OBSERVED RESULT The compositor does not wipe out the panel from the screen when it hides. EXPECTED RESULT The panel should not be printed on the screen when hidden. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Arch Linux packages, up to date as of August 8, 2022. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION My system uses intel gpu graphics and drivers.
I realized that also panels *not* containing miniatures of the windows remain in the screen after being hidden.
There is a massive warning next to enabling that option.
Sorry I thought that the warning had another meaning. It is curious though that I only have that problem in the compositing with plasma panels and not with any other program, including Latte Dock. Anyways, have a good one. Cheers.
(In reply to Eter from comment #3) > Sorry I thought that the warning had another meaning. > It is curious though that I only have that problem in the compositing with > plasma panels and not with any other program, including Latte Dock. > Anyways, have a good one. Cheers. May I report this to Plasma Panels developers or it is not possible to fix? Thanks.