[kde-linux] Alt+Tab behavior change after update?

[Troy McGuire]

I changed the "Traverse windows on all desktops" checkbox (it was 
checked), but that doesn't change the behavior of Alt+Tab; unless I need 
to logout, instead of pressing "Apply" to make it take effect.  Is that 
a possibility?

Bram Schoenmakers wrote:
> Op maandag 24 april 2006 23:27, schreef Troy McGuire:
>
> Hi,
>
>   
>> Hello everyone!
>>
>> I'm having an odd experience, maybe one of you can shed some light for
>> me.  I installed Fedora Core 5 within a day or so if it's release.  When
>> I would use Alt+Tab I would get a list of all running applications
>> regardless of what desktop they were associated with.  Last week I did a
>> full yum update, and since then, Alt+Tab will only show me the
>> apps/windows for the desktop I am currently in.  I'm not sure if the
>> update is what made the change, but it's the most likely culprit.  I
>> searched through Control Center and on the web to find out what setting
>> needs to be changed to get the "old" behavior back, but to no avail.  In
>> fact, it appears that the "new" behavior is how it was supposed to be
>> according to some sources on the web.  Is there a way to get it back to
>> how it was, or did the update "fix" the behavior.  I realize that I can
>> Ctrl+Tab, then Alt+Tab, but using only one key combo is so much more
>> efficient!
>>
>> Thank you for any revelations you can provide ;)
>>     
>
> Right click a title bar, choose Configure Window Behaviour. In the first tab 
> you can configure in the Navigation group the "Traverse windows on all 
> desktops".
>
> You're not the only one who's mentioning this, so I think there's an error in 
> converting the old settings.
>
> Kind regards,
>
>