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Herunder findes løsninger til programmer, som ikke opfører sig korrekt.   
Herunder findes løsninger til programmer, som ikke opfører sig korrekt.   


{{Tip|If you are unfamiliar with creating '''KWin''' Rules, see this [[Special:myLanguage/KWin_Rules_Examples#Pin_a_Window_to_a_Desktop_and_set_other_Attributes|detailed example]] to base your new rule.}}
{{Tip/da|Hvis du ikke er fortrolig med at lave '''KWin'''-regler, så brug de  [[Special:myLanguage/KWin_Rules_Examples#Pin_a_Window_to_a_Desktop_and_set_other_Attributes|detaljerede eksempler]] som udgangspunkt for dine egne regler.}}
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===Full-screen Re-size Error===
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Problemløsning for programmer

Herunder findes løsninger til programmer, som ikke opfører sig korrekt.

Tip

Hvis du ikke er fortrolig med at lave KWin-regler, så brug de detaljerede eksempler som udgangspunkt for dine egne regler.


Full-screen Re-size Error

Emacs and gVim, when maximized (full-screen mode) and under certain conditions may encounter window re-sizing issues - see Emacs window resizes ... A KWin Rule will work-around the issue.

Assuming an Emacs window is open:

  1. Use Detect Window Properties and select the Emacs window. Match only by primary class name so leave the check boxes unchecked - for additional information see window matching

  2. Clicking OK in the previous window back-fills the results in the Window Matching tab. Enter a meaningful text in the Description text box:

  3. Ignore Emacs's full-screen request by enabling the Obey geometry restrictions attribute, toggling it to off (No) to ignore and selecting the Force parameter:

  4. Click through to complete entry of the rule.