Plasma Netbook top panel randomly disappears from other desktops/workspaces when using Desktop Grid
Bug #990085 reported by
Galvatron
This bug affects 1 person
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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kdebase-workspace (Ubuntu) |
New
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Undecided
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
Kubuntu 12.04, Geforce 7300GT + Forceware 295.40
I'm using Desktop Grid with Present Windows, triggered by the right top screen corner. From time to time, the top panel disappears from other desktops (sometimes the shadow remains), remaining only on the first one. I must restart Kwin to make it reappear. It likely has something to do with the panel's disappearance upon activation of the Desktop Grid.
Even though It seemed completely random, I've found one step to replicate it: Sometimes it happen upon activation of KRunner while on other desktops (this might also apply to the primary desktop, but I'm yet to find it).
summary: |
- Plasma Netbook top randomly disappears from other desktops/workspaces - when using Desktop Grid + Plasma Netbook top panel randomly disappears from other + desktops/workspaces when using Desktop Grid |
tags: | added: desktop disappear grid netbook panel plasma random top vanish |
description: | updated |
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