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Hi,
after the last pacman update, I am not able to properly focus terminal applications using the mouse (when this is happening, the only way to properly get focus on the terminal window is selecting it by using ALT+TAB).
As you can see in the following video, the Console application looses the focus just after clicking the application title (or in any other point of the window).
I tried both with "Console" and "Terminal (gnome terminal)" and the behaviour is the same. The issue is pretty awful.
Video URL:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17Pfvp1 … sp=sharing
Someone is experiencing the same issue?
I already tried to:
- reboot the system
- disconnect external monitor
- disconnect external keyboard/mouse
Many thanks
Last edited by lrodorigo (2023-02-20 12:27:40)
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Hi,
Yes, I'm seeing the same problem using terminator (my terminal of choice). I've not resolve it yet.
I can actually interact fine with terminator's menu bar and context menu fine, so the app has focus, but I'm unable to type in the terminal unless I switch its focus either by using alt tab or another means (e.g. clicking on the dash-to-panel preview pane). I can actually even paste from the context menu into the terminal, but I still can't type in it.
Did you have any ideas to resolve it yet?
EDIT 1: I've just realised that the problem occurs when I click on the terminal form the Exposé (e.g. hot corners) mode of gnome. If the terminal is sharing a non-maximised desktop and can be clicked without having to use Exposé then it works as normal. Unfortunately for me I work in full screen apps most of the time and generally use Exposé to switch app.
Last edited by georgekaz (2023-02-26 23:19:52)
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Actually I almost always use the click on top-left corner in order to change the focused application... and I am still seeing the problem, something changed after my pacman-yay update but I didn't see any bugs report until now....
I do not have better ideas to fix the issue.
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