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I've got an issue with bspwm workspace switching. As you can see after switching I->II the browser stays in the background as basically an image (can't interact). This only happens when I've got windows open in both workspaces.

It is particularly noticeable when I display an image full screen in Preview, or when I am working on a photo in Photoshop (or Lightroom, Capture One, etc.). I can see 'ghostly' elements of a Safari window (e.g. address bar, Back button, etc.) at the top of the window, behind the image. Sometimes the 'ghost' window can also cause light patches to appear in other areas of the screen as well.

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Every once in a while an application will "crash" or otherwise stop working, typically this is Brave, but not always. The problem is that when they stop working I'm left with a "ghost" window that lingers and cannot be interacted with. If I do a "Windows Key" + D it minimizes with all other active windows and comes back when I show the desktop again. It does not respond to clicks and cannot be removed. What I'm looking for is some command to reset whatever is causing that "ghost" app to persist.

I waited for it to happen again and tried xkill. Unfortunately the click goes right thru the visualization of the ghost window and targets plasma, thus killing it. Plasma then restarts itself and the ghost window remains. I also checked for any running brave tasks and nothing exists. It acts as if it's just a visual artifact.

I started researching the compositor and KDE Desktop Effects. As it turns out, it appears to be related to the "Translucency" Desktop Effect enabled within KDE. If I go in and disable Translucency within the Desktop Effects applet, the ghost window vanishes. I can then re-enable Translucency and it's gone for good. Very strange.

Whenever I have two documents sharing the same window in tabs (which I only ever do accidentally), when I drag one out, it leaves behind ghost windows. These transparent windows are on top of everything else. Eventually, they go away, but I usually have to restart AP since it can take a while. This happened on my old machine, a late-2015 iMac, 10.14, and it happens on my new machine, a Mac Studio 12.3.1, Photo 1.10.5.

The ghost windows disappear with everything else, but they come right back. The only thing that SOMETIMES makes the windows go away is clicking in another AP document window. A few minutes ago, that fixed it, but I tried just now, and no amount of clicking anywhere will make the ghosts go away. Actually, I just went back to AP and clicked through each of the open windows several times, and the ghosts did go away. I just have to be persistent.

I currently have my windows 10 install on a 2TB Western Digital sata 6 Gbs, however I just got a 480GB Mushkin SSD from Newegg and want to put my OS on that. Is it smarter to just do a re-install of the OS or just ghost the windows portion of the drive? And/Or can I just ghost the windows portion of the drive, what software would I use??? Thank you as always to the community for being so excellent :-)

Description of the issue:

Strange empty Brave windows spontaneously appear. They are visible only when using Mission Control in Mac OS X version 10.15.5. (See screenshots.) Clicking on one goes to a normal populated Brave window.

@Mattches,

I tried both of these ideas. I turned off Hardware Acceleration, quit and restarted Brave, and then the ghost window came back. I then turned Hardware Acceleration back on, disabled all extensions, quit and restarted Brave, and again the ghost window came back.

@Mattches After creating two new Profiles for the first time ever in my use of Brave, and closing some Brave windows but not restarting Brave, I discovered that the ghost window that was present right before doing these things is now gone. This is the first time I have seen a ghost window disappear without restarting Brave.

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We have made quite a few fall & Halloween crafts over the past few weeks. Last week we made a fall window scenes. I made a fall tree, while Mai chose to make monsters in the windows. It was a fun craft for both of us. Last night, she wanted to make more window crafts. We used popsicle sticks to make our windows last night. We put ghosts & a glittery spider in our windows, but you may choose to put anything in yours. An owl, bats, a witch or a haunting moon would be great options as well.

A consequence of this is that when shutting down, having only logged in one user, windows doesn't proceed with the shutdown request but instead stalls waiting for confirmation as "someone else is still using this PC" or somesuch; obviously no one else is using it as the only user to log in is the one logging out. You can "shutdown anyway" but if you're not paying attention and leave Windows to log itself off then it can hang waiting for the confirmation.

This appears to be what's happening, Windows makes ghost processes for the previous user presumably so when that user logs in login is faster; but our use (3 users in sequence) means these processes are always wasted.

I also have the same problem with Google Chrome. It appears to happen when I put windows into fullscreen side-by-side mode. Windows seems to recognize two windows on opposite sides of the screen as also another window. I currently have two ghost tabs that I had dragged for multitasking, which I think Windows is just doing a bad job of handling when windows are updated. If I close all my desktop windows, I can still not get rid of these, so the only way to make them disappear is by going in cmd and typing 'taskkill /f /im explorer.exe' and then 'explorer' to restart the window manager. Sometimes that doesn't work but when I restart the next day it will be fixed. Here's two ghost windows I have that I cannot pull up and when I click on them they just do nothing. (I can't even close them because the X button does nothing)

The south wall of the three-story brick building at the northeast corner of Henry and Fourth Place in Carroll Gardens has an interesting visage.

Apparently, at some point in the past, the owner saw fit to brick up one side door and two side windows. But he left the lintels of all three former opening extant. The effect is rather eerie, as if there might be secrets passages in the building. Particularly ghostly are the abandoned window lintels, which were quite decorative, and now look like a couple of raised architectural eyebrows.

This feature is called window ghosting. Basically what happens is if the window manager decides the window is hung, it will capture the contents of it's client area, and create a window on the screen with the class 'ghost', with the contents it was able to capture, and the window styles of the original window(in most cases, iirc). So the window you see on screen when the app is not responding is not actually the app's window, just a replacement that will hang around until the thread responsible for that window starts responding again. The menubar is gone because the fake window does not have a menu, just extra space for it which is painted white. A disabled menubar would probably cause support problems.

This was a very good suggestion. It seems to have worked perfectly. In summary: instead of checking for the CLASS of a hung window to be 'Ghost', I should use the windows API to have it determine whether the window is actually hung. My side script can then kill the process.

I am crossing my fingers, but I started to notice a 'flash' related to duplicating windows and viewing on different screens. I updated my NVIDIA driver to the new package - the full packages don't seem to come over push mechanisms. And I have not seen the problem in the days since I upgraded. 2351a5e196