On Monday December 19 2022 06:56:56 Duncan wrote: <taking-your-word-it-wasn't-bragging-snipped :p>
Was there an answer to my question in that essay (about the version range where KWin had a setting to control raising behaviour)? >But low-Q or not, old computer backing up the fancy if low-q display or >not, how many have such a display "wall" at all? That's /something/. And >it /does/ change the way you work. I also have a Macbook with a big enough external display and even there I wouldn't want to have to work around the fact that a window supposed to be on another virtual desktop might come cover the window I'm working in, be it as a result of something I just did or of some automatic behaviour. That rig runs OS X (sic, because that's what the version in question was called) and desktop-hopping isn't an issue there. Because that's the thing: windows can be raised for multiple reasons, direct user request being just one of them (albeit a priori the most frequent one). AFAIK websites can ask that their window be raised, for instance. R.
