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VM VirtualBox, its high performance, cross-platform virtualization software. Oracle today released a significant new version of Oracle Oracle today released a 6.1 maintenance release which improves stability and fixes regressions. I filed a ticket with VMware but they only said, "KDE is not supported, use Gnome," which is nuts because I've been using KDE with VMware for well over 10 years, and the problem just appeared in VMware Workstation v.15.Oracle today released a 7.0 maintenance release which improves stability and fixes regressions. I already tried this fix (systemsettings->Application Style->Widget Style->Configure->"Drag windows from titlebar only"), but the setting did not affect the problem.

Clicking and releasing the left mouse button a second time turns off "move mode" and restores the mouse cursor to its proper icon.The entire VMware Workstation application window moves along with the mouse cursor. It should happen only if the left mouse button is clicked and HELD.) (This should not happen, because the left mouse button was RELEASED.

The mouse pointer turns into a "Move" pointer, indicating that the entire VMware window is in "move mode" and will move with the mouse.

Click AND RELEASE the left mouse button once.

Position the mouse pointer to the right of the word "Help" (i.e., in the empty space on the right of the menu bar).

Locate the main VMware menu (File, Edit, View, VM, Tabs, Help).

It is extremely annoying - about 20% of the time that I click the VMware window to activate it, I click near the menu bar by accident and start dragging the window around. (This didn't happen in VMware Workstation 14.) This is under Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS.Īt first, I thought this window behavior might be due to a KDE setting, but VMware Workstation is the only application window with this behavior. If I click on the VMware menu, the mouse grabs and drags the whole window when it shouldn't. I'm having a problem in KDE/Plasma (5.5.5) when I click on the VMware Workstation Pro 15 window. This doesn't happen in any other application windows on my Ubuntu Linux desktop (KDE/Plasma). Tl dr: When I left-click (and release) on the VMware Workstation 15 main window near its menu, the mouse unexpectedly grabs and drags the window.