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Bismuth-Forge / bismuth

KDE Plasma add-on, that tiles your windows automatically and lets you manage them via keyboard, similarly to i3, Sway or dwm.
https://bismuth-forge.github.io/bismuth/
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[Bug]: Bismuth sets all windows to 0x0 and tilies them off of screen on left hand side. #451

Closed Duser919 closed 1 year ago

Duser919 commented 1 year ago

Summary

Enabling Bismuth tiling sends all windows to the left of the display and resizes all windows to 0x0 (for all windows that do not have a minimum size). 0x0 windows do not expand after disabling tiling. Behavior happens immediately after enabling tiling, bug persists after restart.

Settings can be dragged back into the main screen through the right click menu on the task bar to disable tiling. 0x0 windows can also be resized back through the same menu (right click on taskbar icon -> more -> resize/move).

Steps to Reproduce

1- Enable Bismuth tiling through window management -> windows tiling

Expected behavior

Tiling windows remain on main screen and are not resized to 0x0

Screenshots

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Bismuth version

3.1.3

KDE Plasma version

5.26.2

The platform KWin is running on

Wayland

Additional context

Running on Fedora 37 release. This is probably the first bug report i filed. Let me know if i can provide better logs.

Rossub commented 1 year ago

Same problem in x11 too. I'm also using fedora 37.

forlornidealist commented 1 year ago

I'm also having this issue in both Wayland and x11 after upgrading to Fedora 37

4c3e commented 1 year ago

also having this issue on f37 + kde 5.26.3 wayland

4c3e commented 1 year ago

Okay it seems that fedora 37 is using Bismuth 3.1.3 which doesn't have the fix for plasma 5.26. It looks like bismuth 3.1.4 includes a fix for 5.26, so upgrading likely fixes the issue.

Update: I resolved this issue by finding the Bismuth v3.1.4 .rpm file at this location: https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=2076863, in my case it was bismuth-3.1.4-1.fc38.x86_64.rpm. I then downloaded and installed the file using dnf, and now Bismuth is working :smile:

Thank you to all the Bismuth contributors.

eclipseo commented 1 year ago

It bothers me too, I'm gonna push it to Fedora 37.

Duser919 commented 1 year ago

Thanks Eclipseo! Looking forward to seeing this in Fedora 37.

Since this issue is already fixed in the new version, I'm closing this thread.

ekinmeroglu commented 1 year ago

Thanks @eclipseo for the 3.1.4 package on fc37, works like a charm. Meanwhile Plasma 5.26 has landed on fc36, and as expected bismuth is experiencing the same problem on that version now. Any chance of getting 3.1.4 to fc36 repos too?