https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=370258
--- Comment #23 from Aaron Wolf <wolft...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to openmail+kde from comment #22) > > I can't imagine bringing multiple windows forward at once being a good > > solution to anything. If I have a maximised dolphin and 2 smaller ones lower > > in the stack I have no way to access the ones lower in the stack. > > It should preserve your last stack order. If you had an application with a > window arrangement open and it made sense to you, it will come back that > way. You wanted a big window on top of everything else, it will come back > that way. You wanted one big window in the back and two small on top it, it > will come back that way. You need to navigate windows within the app, there > are multiple ways and shortcuts for it. > > The issue is you can't arrange windows from one application and easily > switch back to them. Even worse are applications who require two windows to > be useful. > > That said: I have no idea about the actual implementation, so I'm might be > ignorant here, but maybe a similar result is easier achieved in the Task > Switcher. The Task Switchers already shows all active windows in order of > last usage, the information is there. The Task Switcher also already has an > option to show only one window per application. Add an option to activate > all the windows which are aggregated by that icon and at least I wouldn't > need this feature in the TM anymore. To be clear, I've gotten used to the original double-middle-click workaround mentioned in comment 2 https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=370258#c2 It's just certainly non-obvious for anyone not introduced to the idea. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
