[kde-linux] Deleting the Selection

Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. bss at iguanasuicide.net
Wed Jul 8 22:08:14 UTC 2009


Please take a moment and try these simple steps:
 1. Start konsole
 2. Start konqueror
 3. Navigate to anywhere.
 4. Double-click the address bar to select all the text there.
 5. Click on the konsole window.
 6. Click on the konqueror window.

WTF! The address fscking disappeared!

Is this configurable?  It is really irking me.  Can others confirm?

I paste from the selection all the time, and having it disappear due to 
focus changing is starting to wear on me.  Per paste, it only add one click 
to the action -- over a 8 hour work day it adds hundreds of clicks to my 
workflow.

I've also seen similar bugs:

A. (Must be a KMail user)
   1. Start kmail or kontact.  (If using kontact, switch to the Mail 
component.)
   2. Choose "Settings" -> "Configure KMail..." from the Menu Bar.
   3. Click on any identity.
   4. Prepare your eyes, you must watch the next dialog quickly.
   5. Click "Modify..."

OMGWTF! It auto-selected and deleted my "Full Name".

B. 1. Start konqueror.
   2. Navigate to a page with at least one image.
   3. Right-click an image.
   4. Get ready to look fast again.
   5. Choose "Save Image As..." from the pop-up menu.

OMG.WTF.BBQ! It auto-selected the part of the filename before the extension 
and deleted it!

I don't know if this is a Qt bug or a KDE bug but it is fscking annoying.

Again, can anyone confirm?  Perhaps this is fixed in 4.3; I'm still using 
4.2.x on both openSUSE and Debian.
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