Translations by Zayed Amer Al-Saidi

Strictly obey geometry

&Geometry

Strictly obey geometry

Torn-Off Menu

Lubos Lunak

<p><h1>Window-specific Settings</h1> Here you can customize window settings specifically only for some windows.</p> <p>Please note that this configuration will not take effect if you do not use KWin as your window manager. If you do use a different window manager, please refer to its documentation for how to customize window behavior.</p>

KWin

KWin helper utility

WId of the window for special window settings.

Your names

Your emails

For selecting all windows belonging to a specific application, selecting only window class should usually work.

For selecting a specific window in an application, both window class and window role should be selected. Window class will determine the application, and window role the specific window in the application; many applications do not provide useful window roles though.

With some (non-KDE) applications whole window class can be sufficient for selecting a specific window in an application, as they set whole window class to contain both application and window role.

&Single Shortcut

C&lear

Window &types:

&Machine (hostname):

&Detect Window Properties

Do Not Affect

Force

Force Temporarily

Cascade

Ignore requested &geometry

Skip pa&ger

&Closeable

&Focus stealing prevention

You have specified the window class as unimportant. This means the settings will possibly apply to windows from all applications. If you really want to create a generic setting, it is recommended you at least limit the window types to avoid special window types.

This configuration dialog allows altering settings only for the selected window or application. Find the setting you want to affect, enable the setting using the checkbox, select in what way the setting should be affected and to which value.