https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=399375
--- Comment #14 from Martin Flöser <mgraess...@kde.org> --- To make it quite clear: I'm totally open to improve the situation. I'm not open to change the default shortcut. As I said: changing the default shortcut doesn't fix the problem. It just shifts it somewhere else. Yes, it's the easy fix. But I don't like easy fixes. Those are mostly wrong and do more harm than good. What I like is analyze the situation and improve. What Krita needs is the possibility to tell the window manager which modifier+mouse shortcut it needs and the window manager should honor it. That is an important feature and very important in the light of Wayland where KWin supports modifier+mouse shortcuts in general and not just the alt+lmb as currently. We can work on making an universal solution which suits both Krita and KWin and many more applications. It needs that we stick our heads together and think about how this can be done. And yes that would require Krita to also add code. Nevertheless what I proposed as a short term solution is sane and can be easily done: just check whether the window manager is KWin (dbus service org.kde.KWin) open kwinrc, read the correct value and pop up a dialog "hey your window manger uses alt to move the window. This breaks our foo feature. Do you want to change it to windows key?" On yes, change the kconfig emit the dbus call for kwin to reload the config and call it a day. That are less than 100 lines of code and can be written in less than half an hour. And the mechanism is totally fine, that's just how kwin's config works. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
