[systemsettings] [Bug 415364] Implement feature to disable touchpad when mouse is plugged in when using Libinput driver

2024-07-20 Thread Cameron Smith
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=415364

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--- Comment #26 from Cameron Smith  ---
Bump for this issue. It seems that libinput has supported disable device on
external mouse plugin for a while now
(https://wayland.freedesktop.org/libinput/doc/latest/configuration.html#send-events-mode),
so it would be awesome to see it implemented in KDE 6!

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[plasmashell] [Bug 488295] Graphic artifact visible behind floating panel in plasmashell

2024-06-15 Thread Cameron Smith
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=488295

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--- Comment #8 from Cameron Smith  ---
Can reproduce this bug on my ThinkPad T480s laptop, wayland session, Arch
Linux.

Curiously, this is NOT present on my AMD/Nvidia main pc, only my intel/intel
laptop. Not sure what's going on there, but for interest's/debugging's sake my
pc without the issue is:

Plasma: 6.0.5
KDE Frameworks: 6.3.0
Qt: 6.7.1
Kernel: 6.9.4
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5
GPU: Nvidia Quadro RTX 4000

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[plasmashell] [Bug 482222] When using a touchscreen, using multi-finger touch gestures causes the desktop to misbehave

2024-06-11 Thread Cameron Smith
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=48

--- Comment #11 from Cameron Smith  ---
Bug Condition Update:

(Full discussion at
https://discuss.kde.org/t/3-finger-gestures-on-touchscreen-bug/15956/2)

I have noticed this bug is only present when attempting to use 3-finger
gestures on a bare desktop background, and is NOT present when a gesture is
started on top of an application window or even the task manager (tricky to
pull off on a small touchscreen :D)! 

Can confirm the bug is still 100% present when used on any blank desktop
wallpaper areas, and no changes as far as I can see. This is simply me noticing
the bug is only present in more specific circumstances than I was previously
aware.

Can anyone else reproduce this behaviour? It would be awesome to narrow the bug
constraints down a little further!

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[plasmashell] [Bug 393781] wallpaper cannot span multiple screens

2024-05-29 Thread Cameron Smith
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=393781

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[plasmashell] [Bug 482222] When using a touchscreen, using multi-finger touch gestures causes the desktop to misbehave

2024-05-23 Thread Cameron Smith
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=48

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--- Comment #7 from Cameron Smith  ---
I was just about to report this bug (see my entry in KDE Discuss,
https://discuss.kde.org/t/3-finger-gestures-on-touchscreen-bug/15956), but
found that this is exactly the bug I'm experiencing to a T.

SUMMARY
I’ve found a bug that I can easily replicate on my laptop that flummoxes me:
When using 3-finger swipes to switch desktops or open overview on my
touchscreen, edit mode is entered (initially) and subsequent attempts to use
3-fingered gestures cause a selection rectangle to be opened on my desktop
(wherever the mouse is positioned). 
Note that this is NOT an issue with touchpad gestures (flawless), just my
touchscreen.

STEPS TO REPRODUCE
1. Use 3-finger gestures on the touchscreen → forcibly enter edit mode.
2. Exit edit mode, try to use gestures again → edit mode this time is not
entered, but a selection rectangle is permanently shown on the desktop which
follows the mouse (even without pressing either mouse button).
   - Notably, once this selection rectangle is present, 3-finger gestures on
the touchscreen are flawless.
3. The only way to remove this selection rectangle is to either log out or to
use the selection rectangle to actually select something on the desktop. This
does remove it, however…
4. Once the selection rectangle is removed, using 3-finger gestures on the
touchscreen begins step #1 all over again.

OBSERVED RESULT
- 3-finger gestures on touchscreen cause edit mode and a persistent selection
box that follows the mouse.

EXPECTED RESULT
- (Only) switch virtual desktops, open overview/grid view.

SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS
- Wayland session
- Plasma: 6.0.4
- KDE framework: 6.2.0
- Qt version: 6.7.0
- OS: Arch Linux, 6.9.1 kernel

HARDWARE
- T480s ThinkPad
- CPU: Intel i5-8th gen
- GPU: Intel Mesa UHD 620
- RAM: 16GB

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
At least one other user has been able to replicate this problem
(https://discuss.kde.org/t/3-finger-gestures-on-touchscreen-bug/15956). Notably
both instances are using Lenovo touchscreen laptops.
I am additionally using 150% fractional scaling, but I suspect this is
irrelevant.

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[kde] [Bug 479891] Some text glyphs in QML software are mis-aligned or squished when using a fractional scale factor

2024-04-11 Thread Cameron Smith
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=479891

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--- Comment #29 from Cameron Smith  ---
I made a post a few days back regarding this bug
(https://discuss.kde.org/t/kde-6-upgrade-broke-fonts-in-wayland/13254) and am
delighted to report that setting the "QT_SCALE_FACTOR_ROUNDING_POLICY"
environment variable to "RoundPreferFloor" indeed seems to fix all issues I
had.

Hopefully this can be resolved in a release soon, as it seems (to me at least)
to be a straightforward fix. I've got no idea what implications setting this
variable might have on niche situations elsewhere in KDE, but so far all good
on my end. Thanks Nate for the solution!

My setup:
Thinkpad T480s
Arch linux
KDE 6.0.3
Wayland session (ofc)

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