Created attachment 1306442 [details] image of buttons right after re-login Description of problem: I like to have a couple of Application menu widgets on my desktop, one either side of the screen to make it easier to start stuff. Back prior to fc24 they were working well; stayed where I put them and were the shape that I left them... square, and about an inch wide/tall. Sometime towards the end of fc24 updates they turned from square into rectangles about 3 inches wide. Resizing them back to squares worked until you re-logged in, and they reverted back to rectangles. The icon images also changed over time; but I can cope with that. Toward the end of fc25, this all seemed to fix itself; the icons remained square over logins, life was good. Then I distro-sync upgraded to fc26. The icons went ballistic. They keep reverting and repositioning themselves after a login so that they are near the middle of the screen, about 8 inches stall, 3 inches wide each! (see attached image) Removing them and re-adding sensible ones (well the default seems to be horizontal rectangles again) works until you re-login, and they revert to the enormous ones again. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): fc26 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. right-click on desktop; use Add Widgets, add a couple of Application Menu widgets to where you like them 2. note they appear ok-ish (except they're too wide... not square) 3. re-login and note they're enormous and not where you put them Actual results: Expect them to stay exactly as I put them and the shape/size as I put them. Expected results: They're nothing like what I set them to after a re-login. Additional info: I'm tracking fedora updates on a weekly basis right now I have this: plasma-workspace-5.10.1-1.fc26.x86_64 Not sure if I've filed this report against the correct package though.
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Updating report to fc27 as in fc27 nothing has improved
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Issue remained in fc28 and still in fc29; updating report to fc29.
No better in fc30
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Updating to fc31; the issue seems to have disappeared in fc31 updates a few weeks back but I'll keep this open until I'm sure its really gone.
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