When a window goes away it was stoppping translucencyWindowTypeAnimation
and translucencyInactiveAnimation but any translucencyMoveResizeAnimations
was hanging there forever, causing ghost windows
BUG:439332
If a window is made ready for painting with some delay, the item won't
schedule an update. To fix that, sync the item visibility state with
Window::readyForPainting(). When the item visibility changes, a repaint
will be scheduled.
BUG: 464955
Window::maximize() used to be split in two halves:
- generic Window::setMaximized() and Window::maximize()
- protocol-specific Window::changeMaximize()
Window::changeMaximize() used to block all geometry updates and
Window::maximize() emit "maximize mode changed" signals. With that,
frameGeometryChanged came always before clientMaximizedStateChanged.
After merging Window::changeMaximize() and Window::maximize(), the order
of the signals has been reversed because of RAII. Unblock geometry
updates explicitly to preserve the old behavior.
BUG: 465157
Imports come at a big cost when they're unused.
Also we shouldn't be importing WindowView from a different plugin. If
that effect is disabled it meant tileseditor would fail to load.
BUG: 464970
This affects direct scanout and when the window isn't triggering desktop
repaints otherwise, like being minimized or on a different virtual desktop
or activity
KDecoration.Decoration eats all the events for the sake of keeping
an illusion of buttons being like the real ones. I didn't find any sane
way to completely turn off event filtering on that level, so instead
let's fix this MouseArea, which is a workaround, but a decent one.
AFAIK this is the last KCM in Plasma to properly support "double-click
to save" behavior. There might be others though: watch out for event
filters inside thumbnail.
If the root tile node contains only one child node, but the child node
has its own children, kwin will fail to show an outline when the user
interactively tiles the window.
On the other hand, there is no reason to have this child count check.
For what it's worth, it also prevents tiling the window if the output
only has one tile, which is odd, but a valid usecase.
BUG: 464379
