Description of problem: Sometimes new processes that create windows appear minimized and sometimes they appear under all the other windows and sometimes they appear on the left screen in a dual monitor setup where neither monitor participates in "true" dual monitor configuration. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): most of the kde stuff is at this level. 4.11.2-1.fc19 I also have kdebase3 stuff on my system. How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1.enter ImageMagick jpeg file 2.the display becomes full screen and UNDER all the other windows. 3. Actual results: See the above description Expected results: See the above description Additional info: Why do I have kde3 code on this system? kdebase3-devel.x86_64 3.5.10-27.fc19 kde-baseapps-devel.i686 4.11.2-1.fc19
> Why do I have kde3 code on this system? Either you installed something that depends on it or it's left over from previous releases (and upgrade path Obsoletes replacing kdebase-devel from Fedora ≤ 8 with kdebase3-devel). Try "yum remove kdebase3", "yum remove kdelibs3" or even "yum remove qt3" to get rid of it, you'll see what stuff still depends on it.
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