https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=386021
--- Comment #4 from LinG <lingtj...@hotmail.com> --- that was intentional in this example, if I had not done that and the second script would work (which it doesn't) then you would not notice a difference in the geometries. Anyways, while trying out other applications I noticed that kate is by far not the only application that does not listen to the settings that you apply (spotify, inkscape, etc...) My observation is that whatever you do inside the workspace.clientAdded function does not always work, for a lot of applications they just ignore whatever you tell them to do and create a geometry set by the application. This only happends during the startup of the application once it has already been started up you can do whatever you want with the geometry using the API that kwin provides. Shouldn't the clientAdded function overrule whatever the application itself tries to achieve in terms of geometry and what not? Right now creating a Kwin script that manages my newly added applications *consistently* is simply impossible because most applications have their own predefined geometries. Or is there a way to force the applications to adjust to the settings you apply to it, that I'm unaware of? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
