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Description of problem: Upgraded to KDE 4.11.1 on Fedora 19. (updated as of 09/26/13) and have rebooted my system and can reproduce. The problem is that I prefer certain applications on certain desktops and to have the task manager in the panel "Sorting: By Desktop". This has worked well for many years... but something with this particular build of 4.11.1 has it acting oddly. (right-click on task manager area of the panel, select Task Manager Settings, General Tab, Grouping and Sorting, select Sorting: By Desktop) I periodically will mark an application window to appear on all desktops and that seems to make the odd behavior flare up. Basically the applications are not displayed in the panel in desktop order... and sometimes an application marked to show on all desktops does not appear first. Sometimes switching desktops has caused the order of applications in the taskbar area to dynamical reorder for no apparent reason. I've seen this behavior on two different machines so I don't think it is some odd config bitrot. I'm hoping others can duplicate.
Created attachment 803630 [details] Picture showing behavior Screenshot shows that the konsole window and the Task Manager settings window are on the same desktop but do not sorted as they should be. konsole and task manager are on desktop 1 konversation is on desktop 4 Dolphine is on desktop 6 Firefox is on desktop 2 So the order on the panel should be: konsole, task manager settings, Firefox, konversation, dolphin But instead as shown it is: konsole, konversation, dolphin, firefox, task manager settings
Exactly the same behaviour here (arch x86_64). The feature has worked for years and years before the "update" and is now broken which I find quite annoying.
This seems to be fixed now. I'm running KDE 4.11.3 on Fedora 20. I assume it was fixed in 4.11.3 in releases for Fedora 19 as well.
(In reply to Scott Dowdle from comment #3) > This seems to be fixed now. I'm running KDE 4.11.3 on Fedora 20. I assume > it was fixed in 4.11.3 in releases for Fedora 19 as well. On my system (Fedora 19 with KDE 4.11.3) it is still broken. Would you mind reopening it?
Reopened upon request of #4
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