As a workaround, in plasma you can move a window by grabbing anywhere with the mouse if you just hold super or alt first - depending on how you have it configured. Same for resizing using the right mouse button. I never rely on borders or title bars for these things.
That does move the window around, but resizing the window with the mouse does not work. So, I can move the window around, but I can't resize the window so it is between the panel bars.
you need to drag it with the other mouse button to resize it - not working?
Only side to side...I get an arrow in the corner, but the windows will not resize diagonally. Oddly it is the KDE apps (Settings, KDenlive) that don't work. Vivaldi resizes fine.
just drag it closer to a corner to resize diagonally and closer to the top/bottom to resize it vertically
I would never upgrade without doing a backup of my system so I could revert back. I assume you did not do this?
What distro are you on? Some do automatic snapshots during upgrades
Can't you right click => maximize on the task in taskbar? Or meta + page up on keyboard
Yes, but I don't want to use the app maximized, when I hit the resize button, the app goes off the screen.
When you hold meta (windows key) on keyboard and click anywhere in the window and hold mouse button, you can move the window around
Oh boy! Please don't tell me it's not usable. There is no way around it when running Arch and it's derivatives. 😂 I don't know how long I can hold off on updating.
Under Arch it hasn't dropped to Stable yet, so unless you are running the testing branch, you won't have to worry. I think it took 5.27 two weeks or so to get to the stable branch after its "release," so you are probably looking at early to mid March. By then, we should also have Plasma 6.1 drop, ie, updates.
Awesome. That sounds very good to me.
It is not making my day very good, that is for sure. Perhaps there is a way to run it under X11 still and that might help for me, I have an older machine.
It depends on the distro you're running it on. There should be an option on the lock screen to switch to x.
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