https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=445595
--- Comment #5 from Ryan Ronnander <rronnan...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Michail Vourlakos from comment #4) > > > 4. If you change Visibility mode for your top latte panel to Windows Go > > > Below isnt that enough to let you move your windows upwards? > > > > Yes, toggling this, waiting for the topmost panel to disappear does let me > > drag windows freely to my topmost monitor screen. > > > > After this procedure, toggling the back to "always visible" restores > > expected functionality as well. I can snap windows up against the top most > > panel, maximize them in against the panel in the expected correct screen, > > and also drag them into my topmost monitor screen space. > > > I looked the Plasma panels code: > https://github.com/KDE/plasma-workspace/blob/master/shell/panelview. > cpp#L1088 , for your scenario plasma panels disable AlwaysVisible visibility > mode and force WindowsGoBelow. So as long as you enable WindowsGoBelow for > your latte panel you will get exact the same behavior. > > This is KWin bug/responsibility, I could also blacklist the case as plasma > is already doing. By reading the plasma devs code it is clear that using > AlwaysVisible visibility in your scenario can break multiple things and this > is why they have blacklisted it. I've switched from lattedoc back to regular plasma panels the past couple of days. I've made sure to use a top panel on my primary lower screen for a global application menu, similar to my previous lattedoc layout. However, I cannot trigger the odd behavior by dragging windows to the top secondary screen. Everything has been functioning as expected with regular panels. My top panel is not set to autohide or anything either. I'm personally going back to plasma panels and removing a "top panel" entirely for daily use here, so I won't be of much more use on this bug report. Should further testing be needed, it should be easy to fake my vertical monitor layout in a true side-by-side monitor desk configuration. Thanks! -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
