https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=455429
--- Comment #12 from Manfred Musch <manfred.mu...@gmx.de> --- (In reply to Vlad Zahorodnii from comment #11) > (In reply to Manfred Musch from comment #10) > > Created attachment 150060 [details] > > Broken Activities demonstrated > > > > To reproduce how program windows are active behind inactive windows that > > can't be easily pushed into the background I have made a little screencast. > > I was able to reproduce this behaviour several times without difficulty. The > > effect occurred even faster than I remembered. The steps described: (1) open > > one window in standard activity; (2) switch to a second activity and open > > two windows in the same workspace there; (3) go back to standard activity > > and open a second window there in the same workspace as before; (4) the > > effect occurs. And as you can see: the control panel is also affected. By > > the way: the new window list is almost unusable because it has no fixed > > width in the panel - sometimes it's narrow and sometimes it's wide. In KDE > > 3.5 it was a simple button in the panel (so in Plasma 5.24 too), and the > > entries could be seen when you clicked on the button... > > It looks like you have slide back effect enabled. What if you disable it? > Can you still reproduce the issue? Now I disabled the slide back effect - and the issue disappeared! Thanks for the very helpful tip! Much better the activities work normally again than to insist on the slide back effect... Of course there must be a reason that this confusing behaviour occurred with the change from 5.24 to 5.25, and the slide back effect had the advantage that it could be used as an additional clearly visible sign for changing overlapping windows - but I'm already satisfied that my activities workflow is restored! Your assumption was completely right! -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
