Description of problem: When moving windows to different desktops with the following settings, the moved window does not change opacity to the inactive window opacity when focus changes, instead it stays at the active window opacity. It can go back to the right behavior is the opacity on the windows is manually changed. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): kdegraphics-3.5.7-2.fc7.x86_64 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Set translucency for active windows and inactive windows differently 2. Move a window from one desktop to another 3. Change focus away from moved window Actual results: Window stays at active window opacity Expected results: Window changes to inactive window opacity Additional info: This is on an x86_64 machine, and I'm not sure how other architectures react.
looks like kwin behavior at issue here, reassigning -> kdebase
After checking out some other instances of this, it seems that when I change it with alt+scrollwheel on the titlebar (a custom setting) or right click and send it to another desktop it happens. Another problem I've encountered (this may be a separate bug, but I think it is related) is that when I click on KMail, Akregator, or Kopete to bring up an instance, it also refuses to change opacity unless manually changed. However, when changed, it acts as if it was following the opacity rules, it's just not reflected in the actual representation of it.
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