https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=366689
--- Comment #6 from James <ja...@nurealm.net> --- Success! Actually, there is no "Window Style", but instead, there are "Widget Style" and "Window Decorations" menu items. I just then changed everything I could find to "Breeze", and that worked. I then tried to isolate the issue by turning the various selections *back* to non-Breeze settings, but there was nothing definite that seemed to make kwin_wayland segfault on start-up again. Instead, there seemed to be a "land-mine" of various window actions that could segfault kwin_wayland. For instance, dragging a window to another virtual desktop, or selecting another window after changing the Application Style settings. I won't go into the particulars unless you think it will be useful. You already know that kwin_wayland is still "fragile". I was able to re-order my monitors - left to right - so congratulations there! I also noticed that, while moving windows, the window will display on only one of the monitors while moving, and not on the other two. I don't know if there is a one-to-one relationship between "screens" and "monitors" these days, of if those terms actually apply in a Wayland context - if you could comment on that? The most awkward thing I've noticed in wanting to use kwin_wayland day-to-day is the number of extra mouse clicks required to simply cut and paste. When cut and paste gets automated, kwin_wayland will become much more "approachable". Thanks Martin! Go ahead and close this if you think that's appropriate. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
