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FS#778 - Xfree 4.4 focus trouble
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Arch Linux
Opened by Aurélien Gâteau (aurelien.gateau) - Sunday, 18 April 2004, 18:26 GMT
Last edited by Judd Vinet (judd) - Sunday, 18 April 2004, 18:32 GMT
Opened by Aurélien Gâteau (aurelien.gateau) - Sunday, 18 April 2004, 18:26 GMT
Last edited by Judd Vinet (judd) - Sunday, 18 April 2004, 18:32 GMT
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DetailsThe new XFree package does not work well on my machine: In the GIMP for example, after starting it, then creating a new image, it's not possible to give the focus back to the tool window: when I click it I get the four-arrow cursor and can only drag it.
Reverting to XFree 4.3 from Arch 0.6 fixes the problem. Some details which might be of importancce: I'm using KDE and have a NVidia Gforce 2mx. |
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Comment by Judd Vinet (judd) -
Sunday, 18 April 2004, 18:33 GMT
I have not noticed this problem. Has anyone else?
Comment by dorphell (dorphell) -
Sunday, 18 April 2004, 19:16 GMT
What wm do you use Aur?
Comment by dorphell (dorphell) -
Sunday, 18 April 2004, 19:17 GMT
oops, didn't reaize you said kde. Anyways. I blame kde and I'd expect it to work with the next kde release
Comment by Aurélien Gâteau (aurelien.gateau) -
Monday, 19 April 2004, 08:10 GMT
It seems to be a KDE bug indeed. Looking at bugs.kde.org, I found it was already reported as bug #78467. To summarize, it seems this bug only happen if you use the Meta key instead of the Alt key for KWin operations.
Comment by dorphell (dorphell) -
Monday, 19 April 2004, 19:22 GMT
okay so I'm closing this up..