It doesn't respect plasma panel's reserved space.

[ralsina]

Looks like tiled windows go under the panel. In this screenshot you can see how the bottom row in mc's terminal is hidden.

Kwin 5.18.4 in Arch with git version of kwin-quarter-tiling from AUR as of today

[Jazqa]

Thanks for reporting the issue! I'll look into it this evening. Do you have any panel options enabled, that might help me reproduce it (e.g. auto-hide)?

[ralsina]

No, just the regular panel, probably what comes by default

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Thanks for reporting the issue! I'll look into it this evening. Do you have any panel options enabled, that might help me reproduce it (e.g. auto-hide)?

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[Jazqa]

If you right click the panel, press "edit panel" and then "more settings" on the bottom-right corner of the screen. Do you have "windows can cover" or "windows go below" enabled?

[ralsina]

Always visible

On Thu, Apr 16, 2020 at 6:29 AM Jasu notifications@github.com wrote:

If you right click the panel, press "edit panel" and then "more settings" on the bottom-right corner of the screen. Do you have "windows can cover" or "windows go below" enabled?

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[Jazqa]

Thanks for the quick response. "Always visible" is exactly what it should be. I'll keep trying to replicate this.

[Jazqa]

Ok, latest commit was a shot in the dark as I was not able to reproduce the bug, but please tell me if updating the script fixes the bug (afaik AUR should direct to master of the git branch, so an update should be available).

[ralsina]

I switched to another script (sorry) but I'll try it later today

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Ok, latest commit was a shot in the dark as I was not able to reproduce the bug, but please tell me if updating the script fixes the bug (afaik AUR should direct to master of the git branch, so an update should be available).

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[Jazqa]

No worries. I'll leave the issue open in case someone else is experiencing this.

[TR4SPY]

Hello there! Nice script you got here, I am using it for few months now and enjoying it! Sadly I have got such an issue as described here :/ I have one KDE plasma5 dock on top then I have three latte docks on the bottom and seems like the script is doing what it wants after some "moving around" or after sometime (specially after hibernation). I need to hit WIN+T to bring it back to normal. Also for me some windows don't respect the script and open on whole screen, some respect it, some do strange things... all of it is happening totally random. I have different scripts but it is happening with that script only enabled :/ I am not sure whether it is a plasma not handling the situation properly or what is going on, later I will record a video and upload it for a reference.

@Edit I have got the video of strange behaviour literally from now, I cannot catch it doing that thing with not respecting panel's reserved space... although believe me it sometimes does it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ksm5o4eVHg&feature=youtu.be

[Jazqa]

@TR4SPY, yeah that looks really buggy. I personally haven't used the script with Latte Dock for ages, so I'll have to setup an environment where I can test this.