https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=494161
--- Comment #5 from kde-bugs.m3...@slmail.me --- (In reply to TraceyC from comment #3) > I'm not able to replicate this behavior on Plasma 6.1.5, 6.2.2 or git-master > > We need more information to figure out what's happening. > 1. Are you using X11 or Wayland? > 2. Can you go to Settings - Window management - Window Behavior - Focus and > let us know what the setting is for "Window activation policy"? > 3. Also do you have a check next to Separate screen focus? > > On my systems, I've tested with > Click to focus > Click to focus (mouse precedence) > Separate screen focus is checked > > Thanks It is using Wayland as it's the default for KDE on Fedora. I have added the screenshot for the window behaviour settings. TLDR - Click to focus - No such settings exists for separate screen focus (even the search can't find anything) > I would suggest changing the title. The definition of "wrong screen" is > subjective. I would agree that it is subjective, but 'expected active screen' is also subjective. The behaviour does not match what I am expecting all the time, so either my expectations are incorrect or the behaviour are incorrect. > The active screen follows the active window but not the mouse. We are talking about opening a new window, how could the window be active when it does not exist! Kwin decide to open the new window on a screen (always the one not where my eyes expect to see it), then make the window active. Or kwin have a different definition for active screen between krunner and other windows! Or kwin decide to switch what is the active screen based once krunner is closed! -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
