> The question is whether a workaround in KDialog::screenRect replacing
> QDesktopWidget::geometry is in order. I think it won't do any harm to use
> QDesktopWidget::screenGeometry(-1) instead - any objections/suggestions?
>
Without further ado, I'll reply to myself and suggest a patch replacing
On Thursday, September 15, 2011 18:03:20 Thomas Gahr wrote:
> QDesktopWidget::screenGeometry(-1) instead - any objections/suggestions?
sounds perfect...
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Firstly: Aaron, thanks for the clarification!
Secondly: Testcase & Results:
The testcase investigates the following things:
If Qt reacts correctly in case a screen is (dis)connected:
-QDesktopWidget::screenCountChanged is connected to a slot updating "the
info labels" (see below)
-an event-f
On Saturday, September 10, 2011 03:08:44 Thomas Gahr wrote:
> Anyway, as I said before, I will build a testcase to investigate
great; let us know how it goes ...
> Reading this mail you might've noticed that
> a) I'm talking (writing) a lot ;)
heh. from one person who suffers from this another:
Yay! What a great feeling to contribute, even if it's just a tiny bit :)
Anyway, I found an issue which seems to be either a bug in Qt (mind I'm using
4.8 beta) or KWin (seems not unlikely, see below) as far as I can tell.
Before I start babbling: at the moment of writing this, I do not have a s
On Tuesday, September 6, 2011 20:17:54 Thomas Gahr wrote:
> So I cooked up this little patch which adds 6 characters of code and a lot
> of joy for me ;)
thanks Thomas; i've applied the patch and it seems to work nicely! you can
expect to see it in Plasma Workspaces 4.8... :)
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Aaron J. Seigo
Hello!
This concerns kde-workspace
In my dual-screen setup I have a second instance of the kde-menu on the second
screen and what has always been bugging me:
When I activate "logout" or "shutdown" or alike from this kde-menu the
confirmation-dialog always gets shown on screen #0 no matter what.