Dennis Neumeier posted on Tue, 23 Mar 2010 14:30:44 +0100 as excerpted:
>> I am not sure what you mean. Can you please exactly tell me which
>> option in which window you are refering to? It's okay if you only know
>> the english word, I have an account with english desktop settings :)
>
> Oh.. I found it: On the "General" Tab of the settings, you have to
> activate "Cover Switch" for "Effect for window switching". Then it
> works.
>
> But obviously, this is not visible at the first glance: If you enable
> Cover switch, why should this have to be activated at another place as
> well? That's blowing up KDE settings unnecessarily, I think. Although my
> problem is clearly solved, I guess the functionality should change.
They're two different things. Activating cover-switch on the all-effects
tab simply makes it available for the system to use -- there's keyboard
shortcut triggers in the config for most effects. But it doesn't tell the
system to use that effect for the default alt-tab app-switch. The setting
on the general tab tells it which of several effects to use for app-switch.
The same thing applies to desktop switching. The cube can be enabled, and
triggerable by (the default assignment) Ctrl-F11, but not enabled as the
default for desktop switching.
... But you didn't mention whether you got snow working yet, or not...
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