https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=478556
--- Comment #46 from Cristian Le <k...@lecris.me> --- (In reply to ratijas from comment #39) > Is it consistent? No. > How to reproduce it? I have no idea so far. I don't suppose you have the IntelliJ IDEs do you? I have 99% reproducibility with them just because there are 2 equivalent apps with multiple windows, it is very easy to reproduce (and encounter randomly). My reproduction steps: 1. Open 2 IDEs with multiple windows 2. Move focus away from all windows, e.g. go to Firefox and let everything "settle" 3. Go into one of the IDE windows 4. Alt+tab to another window (often can be within the same IDE) and try to interact with the window that became focused 5. Commands are forwarded to background app, move the windows, minimize etc. to actually bring the "foreground" app into "full" focus My understanding is that the files there give you mostly static info (mine are equivalent other than X11->XWayland), but are there anyway to give some debug info about the active focus changes? Maybe some `qbus` listeners or a `watch` command that we can record the full process? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.