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[Bug]: Re-tiling issues #157
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I will add that this happens to me sometimes, but after pressing the retiling shortcut, if I use another shortcut to move the window, it will get back into a tile (shortcuts like the polonium one for insert into or the kwin shortcut for move one screen to the left/right) |
@zeroxoneafour Added logs now. The logs are for a scenario where I have one Firefox window tiled to the left (half screen) and adding a new Firefox window that then opens in full screen mode getting placed over the other FF window. Then I try to press Retile shortcut, but nothing happens. Expected result is for it to auto tile directly on open, but if that does not work, then the retile should sort it out. Not even trying to manually tile, drag or using "insert" shortcuts. Seems like it has a tendency to get into broken state where it is not possible to retile, but you would have to basically close and reopen all window. A "force retile all open windows" shortcut would be nice to have. |
hey @tvarsis , just curious, but does Firefox seem to behave worse than others? I can't quantify it, but I feel like I always have more issues with Firefox than other applications - particularly when you create a new window by dragging a tab out of an existing window |
@root-hal9000 Yeah, firefox and electron/flatpaks seems to work worst. But I gave up and switched to Krohnkite that have been updated for KDE 6 and works much better and more expected. |
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Describe the bug
The re-tiling shortcut woks sometimes, but most of the time it does nothing. Same happens when you connect/disconnect an external monitor with different resolution, leading to broken tiling which is hard to re-tile, even manually. Usually you would have to close and reopen windows to get it to tile correctly.
To reproduce
There are multiple ways to reproduce this one, but it would happen after a tiling state becomes broken and you would expect the "re-tile" shortcut to fix it, but it doesn't. One way is to have 3 windows tiled correctly and then connect an external monitor with different resolution than your laptop monitor, in the mode that you only have display output on the external monitor and not the laptop screen. Tiling will become broken, and re-tile shortcut does nothing.
Expected behavior
Pressing the re-tile shortcut should always force a re-tile of all windows on the active desktop to the selected tiled layout. Connecting or disconnecting an external monitor should also automatically force a re-tile of all windows on all desktops to avoid broken states. It seems to be in very rare cases where the re-tile shortcut actually works as expected.
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