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[Adam Porter <adam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm using 10.10 with KDE 4.6.2 and Zim 0.51 but I don't have this
problem.  I can vaguely recall having similar issues very rarely, once
in a great while, but I don't think they were related to Zim.

Here are some things you might check into:

1.  Can you figure out a sequence of actions to reproduce the problem
consistently?
2.  Is anything relevant in ~/.xsession-errors?
3.  Does it happen at a regular interval?  If so, leave Zim not
running for at least that long and see if it happens.
4.  Of course, you could also try downgrading Zim.
5.  If you have KDE 4.6.0, upgrade to 4.6.2 either in Natty or the
Maverick PPA, and see if it still happens.
6.  Try disabling some KWin effects plugins and see if that helps.

Let us know what you find out.

On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 08:33, Dotan Cohen <dotancohen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I use KDE 4.6 on Kubuntu 10.10. Ever since installing Zim 0.51, I have
> problems where some windows (all applications, not just Zim) get
> "stuck" on the window: I cannot Atl-Tab to another window, change with
> the Task Manager, nor minimise via keyboard shortcut nor the window
> chrome button. When the computer is in this state, the Plasmoids on
> the tab do not work, either. This condition happens often when Zim
> 0.51 is running, but is completely unreproducible when Zim is not
> running. I did not have this issue with prior Zim versions, though to
> be honest I did not use Zim 0.50 very often and the bug _may_ be there
> as well.
>
> What could this be, how could I troubleshoot? I have not installed any
> applications other than Zim in recent memory, and the issue is only
> apparent when Zim is running. Thanks!
>
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