https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=436104
--- Comment #7 from SP <scp.stj...@gmail.com> --- No, I am using Skype for Linux. Skype for Linux is definitely utilizing in some way xembedsniproxy as disabling that program resolves the problem of the hotspot in the upper left corner of the desktop. The downside is that it also disables Skype for Linux's status icon in the systemtray. Adding Skype as a widget allows the program to be opened and run. (In reply to Konrad Materka from comment #6) > Are you using Skype for Windows in Wine? Skype for Linux is using SNI icons, > not legacy XEmbed. > > Bug 432744 fixed this on X, I never tested it on Wayland (and I'm surprised > it works :)). Anyway, the hotspot is just a transparent (or if something is > really wrong black) window for tray icon. It should move to after first > click on the icon in system tray area. But as I said, that's how it works on > X, on Wayland possibly it can't be moved (I can't test with my Nvidia card). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
