https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=502293
Riccardo Robecchi <sephiroth...@hotmail.it> changed:
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--- Comment #2 from Riccardo Robecchi <sephiroth...@hotmail.it> ---
Here's my configuration: I have the laptop's monitor which is replicated to
another monitor (with the same resolution), then I have a third monitor which
is on top of the second. Say I have a Konsole window open, size 104 x 28. If I
unplug a screen, the Konsole window will be squashed to a seventh of that size
- so it will be 104 x 4 - and it will be moved to the top of the screen. Every
other non-maximised window will be squashed to the same size. LibreOffice, as
an example, is resized so that only the toolbar is visible (with the
Ribbon-style interface enabled). This happens every time I unplug the laptop
from the docking station.
What I mean with "original size" is that the Konsole window shouldn't be
squashed to 104 x 4, it should retain its original 104 x 28 size. If the screen
configuration changes for a moment to something smaller, the windows should go
back to their original size they had when there was enough space.
The reason I am saying it's probably the same thing is because this used to
work as expected, i.e. a *momentary* change in screen geometry (be it due to a
screen disconnection or a virtual keyboard) did not *permanently* resize the
windows, and then something changed with Plasma 5.24 (I reported bug 449924).
And this change affects not only virtual keyboards, but all cases in which the
screen geometry changes and windows are resized due to this. It might be
something different under the hood, but the cause (screen geometry change) and
result (windows not going back to the original size) appear to be the exact
same.
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