https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=479424
--- Comment #2 from Oded Arbel <o...@geek.co.il> --- Regarding shortcuts, in the shortcuts KCM there are several different settings for this functionality: - KWin -> Show Desktop: The default says CTRL+F12, but for me it was disabled and when I tried to enable it I got a message that it conflicts with plasmashell Show Desktop. When I tried to set it to a custom shortcut, it did not seem to work. - KWin -> Peek at desktop: The default is Meta+D and activates the Peek at Desktop widget. - plasmashell -> Show Desktop: The default is indeed CTRL+F12, so we have two different shortcuts with the same default. One of them should probably be removed. This seems to do the same thing as the Peek at Desktop widget - it even highlights the widget. - plasmashell -> Activate Peek at Desktop Widget (that is the real label): No default, and when I set a custom shortcut - it does not seem to work, and it won't activate the Peek at Desktop widget. Also, you can right click the actual Peek at Desktop widget, select "Configure..." and set a shortcut to activate the widget - this works as expected. So 5 different ways to set a keyboard shortcuts, with 2 different default binding and some do not even work.... Regarding what behavior is buggy: the Plasma 6 behavior is definitely the buggy one - you can start several windows with Peek at Desktop active and you can see that KWin gets really confused about which window should be active when some windows are visible and other windows are not visible but not minimized... Here's a repro: 1. Make sure you have a wallpaper background (image or slideshow or something that has an "Open wallpaper image" action in the desktop RMB menu). 2. Have some windows open. 3. activate Peek at Desktop (doesn't matter if its the widget or a shortcut) 4. Right click the desktop and choose "Open wallpaper image", which will open Gwenview and we can see it is active. 5. Click the "Edit" menu, then "Edit Tags" - the tag editor dialog pops up. 6. Click "Close" on the dialog - notice that Gwenview is no longer active, but the task manager still shows it as active. 7. Use the task manager to select another window - all the windows come up, but notice that the task manager still shows Gwenview as active, as well as the new window you selected. All that didn't happen with the Plasma 5 behavior because as soon as you had a new window covering the desktop, all the windows were put back and you were back to standard window management. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
