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Disable auto-focus when program opens in Fedora KDE
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I use KDE on Fedora 29. I multi-task across multiple monitors. There are few things more frustrating than a program doing something that opens a new window and the OS changing the active focus to that window when I'm in the middle of typing in shell or something. How can you disable this behavior?
The common scenario for me is that I'll open Cisco ASDM and type my login credentials. The program then takes a moment to connect to the remote firewall (it's java and slow). When it's done connecting and getting its stuff together it closes the login window and opens a new window. Usually when I'm waiting for all of this to take place, I go about my work in another window and I'll be in the middle of typing or ssh'ing into a server and the active focus is switched to this new ASDM window instead of what I'm actually typing in.
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I use KDE on Fedora 29. I multi-task across multiple monitors. There are few things more frustrating than a program doing something that opens a new window and the OS changing the active focus to that window when I'm in the middle of typing in shell or something. How can you disable this behavior?
The common scenario for me is that I'll open Cisco ASDM and type my login credentials. The program then takes a moment to connect to the remote firewall (it's java and slow). When it's done connecting and getting its stuff together it closes the login window and opens a new window. Usually when I'm waiting for all of this to take place, I go about my work in another window and I'll be in the middle of typing or ssh'ing into a server and the active focus is switched to this new ASDM window instead of what I'm actually typing in.
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I use KDE on Fedora 29. I multi-task across multiple monitors. There are few things more frustrating than a program doing something that opens a new window and the OS changing the active focus to that window when I'm in the middle of typing in shell or something. How can you disable this behavior?
The common scenario for me is that I'll open Cisco ASDM and type my login credentials. The program then takes a moment to connect to the remote firewall (it's java and slow). When it's done connecting and getting its stuff together it closes the login window and opens a new window. Usually when I'm waiting for all of this to take place, I go about my work in another window and I'll be in the middle of typing or ssh'ing into a server and the active focus is switched to this new ASDM window instead of what I'm actually typing in.
linux fedora kde user-interface
asked 10 hours ago
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I use KDE on Fedora 29. I multi-task across multiple monitors. There are few things more frustrating than a program doing something that opens a new window and the OS changing the active focus to that window when I'm in the middle of typing in shell or something. How can you disable this behavior?
The common scenario for me is that I'll open Cisco ASDM and type my login credentials. The program then takes a moment to connect to the remote firewall (it's java and slow). When it's done connecting and getting its stuff together it closes the login window and opens a new window. Usually when I'm waiting for all of this to take place, I go about my work in another window and I'll be in the middle of typing or ssh'ing into a server and the active focus is switched to this new ASDM window instead of what I'm actually typing in.
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You're looking for a KDE setting called "Focus stealing prevention level".
You can find it under System Settings -> Window Management -> Window Behavior -> Focus.
KDE Window Behavior Settings
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For anyone else looking at this. The exact location is System Settings -> Window Management -> Window Behavior -> Focus.
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You're looking for a KDE setting called "Focus stealing prevention level".
You can find it under System Settings -> Window Management -> Window Behavior -> Focus.
KDE Window Behavior Settings
answered 10 hours ago
RomenRomen
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For anyone else looking at this. The exact location is System Settings -> Window Management -> Window Behavior -> Focus.
– Jeff
10 hours ago
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You're looking for a KDE setting called "Focus stealing prevention level".
You can find it under System Settings -> Window Management -> Window Behavior -> Focus.
KDE Window Behavior Settings
answered 10 hours ago
RomenRomen
1363
For anyone else looking at this. The exact location is System Settings -> Window Management -> Window Behavior -> Focus.
– Jeff
10 hours ago
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You're looking for a KDE setting called "Focus stealing prevention level".
You can find it under System Settings -> Window Management -> Window Behavior -> Focus.
KDE Window Behavior Settings
answered 10 hours ago
RomenRomen
1363
You're looking for a KDE setting called "Focus stealing prevention level".
You can find it under System Settings -> Window Management -> Window Behavior -> Focus.
KDE Window Behavior Settings
answered 10 hours ago
RomenRomen
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For anyone else looking at this. The exact location is System Settings -> Window Management -> Window Behavior -> Focus.
– Jeff
10 hours ago
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For anyone else looking at this. The exact location is System Settings -> Window Management -> Window Behavior -> Focus.
– Jeff
10 hours ago
For anyone else looking at this. The exact location is System Settings -> Window Management -> Window Behavior -> Focus.
– Jeff
10 hours ago
For anyone else looking at this. The exact location is System Settings -> Window Management -> Window Behavior -> Focus.
– Jeff
10 hours ago
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