Bug 502105 - Content behind tabbox blurry and offset while fading away, then snaps correct
Summary: Content behind tabbox blurry and offset while fading away, then snaps correct
Status: CONFIRMED
Alias: None
Product: kwin
Classification: Plasma
Component: tabbox (show other bugs)
Version: git master
Platform: Other Linux
: VLO minor
Target Milestone: ---
Assignee: KWin default assignee
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Reported: 2025-03-28 02:41 UTC by tqd8
Modified: 2025-03-29 01:25 UTC (History)
1 user (show)

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Bugged behavior (1.55 MB, video/webm)
2025-03-28 02:42 UTC, tqd8
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Correct behavior (1013.06 KB, video/webm)
2025-03-28 02:42 UTC, tqd8
Details

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Description tqd8 2025-03-28 02:41:35 UTC
SUMMARY
While alt+tab task switcher/tabbox is fading away, the contents behind it are slightly blurred and offset until it's fully gone, then the content snaps back to normal. This only happens sometimes, oddly.

See attached videos: first is the bugged behavior with two windows in tabbox, and the second is the correct behavior where the only thing I changed was having 3 windows in tabbox instead of two.

OS: openSUSE Krypton (Tumbleweed + KDE git master, Qt 6.8.2, Wayland, amdgpu)
Comment 1 tqd8 2025-03-28 02:42:23 UTC
Created attachment 179805 [details]
Bugged behavior
Comment 2 tqd8 2025-03-28 02:42:43 UTC
Created attachment 179806 [details]
Correct behavior
Comment 3 Nate Graham 2025-03-28 23:14:59 UTC
Are you using a fractional scale factor? If you are, I think there's a plausible way it could be happening, though it'll still be the world's tiniest visual glitch! I'm amazed you were able to notice it at all. I had to pay very close attention in the first screen recording to notice it.
Comment 4 tqd8 2025-03-29 01:25:42 UTC
Hah, indeed tiny but sticks out like a sore thumb to me! I can't rest until every Plasma pixel is perfect :)

I did mean to mention 150% global scale factor, yes!