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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    Bug#982: marked as done (*Reproducible* bug with klock)
From:       owner () bugs ! kde ! org (Stephan Kulow)
Date:       1999-04-17 7:03:01
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Package:  klock
Version:  KDE 1.1

     If a window is created while klock is in effect, that
window will appear on the screen, even though the keyboard
and mouse are still locked.

     One way to make this happen is to request a slow web
page (such as slashdot.org), and run klock before the new
window appears.  Works every time!

     Every time klock is invoked after that, it will only
cover a 640x480 region at the upper left of the screen.
This behavior will not change until KDE is restarted.

				Dave Coffin  3/16/99


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