https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=393076
--- Comment #6 from Dan Sebald <daniel.seb...@ieee.org> --- Created attachment 111987 --> https://bugs.kde.org/attachment.cgi?id=111987&action=edit Example of Oxygen decorations for similar setup And attached here is what happens when I select "Oxygen" in the combo-box displayed in the Widget Style and Behavior setting show in the screen shot 111984. Notice that no longer are there any system decorations and the window can't be moved and resized in a conventional way. There is a title bar of sorts, but that is the default Qt QDockWidget title bar, non-custom. The buttons on that title bar are used to re-dock to the main window (which can't be done in the Qt sense when the window becomes toplevel). That secondary title bar is also present in the Fusion example, 111986. I've also shown in this attachment the taskbar icon to illustrate that the two windows I floated appear in the taskbar--which is correct, that is what should happen. If these were normal Qt QDockWidget behavior, the child windows wouldn't have an associated taskbar icon. I'll also note that when I select "Oxygen" from the list, the system window decorations remain. It is when I dock then refloat the QDockWidgets that the decorations go away. That is why I suggest that Oxygen realizes that the QDockWidgets become "NET::Dock", but in the transition to a normal window, Oxygen is not realized the QDockWidgets should become "NET::Normal" or some other category for which "noborder" turns out to be "false" once run through that case statement. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
