Dev Singh wrote: > Hi all, > > I love E. Unfortunately, I'm having a problem that is threatening to > drive me back into the arms of kwin, the KDE default window manager. If > someone here can help, I'll be very grateful. :-) > > The problem occurs when I have multiple windows open. Clicking on a > window's entry the taskbar (kicker) doesn't raise the window. The only > way to raise a window is to right-click on its entry in kicker, choose > minimize from the pop-up menu, right-click again, and un-minimize. As > you can imagine, this is a big pain and makes E unusable. > > There is a variation on this where I start a new app and the other > windows disappear (even though they show as normal not as "minimized" in > kicker). Again, I have to go through this cumbersome sequence to get > them back. > > I think the problem is that KDE and E disagree about the stacking order. > That's just a hunch though. Or maybe it's a difference in interpreting > NetWM. BTW I have checked to make sure none of the windows are set to > "Remember..." their stacking order. Also I have turned on "All new > windows first get the focus" and "Raise windows on focus switch." > > You'd think others would have had this problem, but I've searched for > over half an hour on the list archives and the web, and I haven't been > able to find any references. Has anyone else seen this? > Works fine here with kde-3.5.4 and e16 versions 0.16.7.x and 0.16.8.x. What are your KDE and E versions?
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