[SOLVED] Have a Problem with KDE on Slackware 13.37
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I am running Slack 13.37 an this is not my first rodeo by a long shot. Did a fresh install about 4 days ago on my new machine. Everything was fine it ran great and still does actually. The only problem I am having is the KDE windows are all opening maximized. I have tried unticking the options in in Windows behavior. No effect what so ever. I even set a specific rule for one program and it did nothing. Even FF downloads is coming out maximized!! I am at a loss here and could use a little guidance.
Sounds like a window manager problem, are you running compiz? Compositing defaults to on, but it still uses kwin. On my system (13.37 with KDE 4.6.5), starting compiz removes window decoration.
I fixed it. I had to use a template to make all the windows and applications that size. I do not know why it started doing this. From the looks of google I am not the only one with this problem either.
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