At 1241940970 time_t, Andreas Hübner wrote: > And then there are two focus issue: > 1. Suppose you have a vertically tiled layout with 2 equal-sized clients > and the mousepointer resides directly between them (on the border). > One of the clients already has the focus. When I want to switch it > (doesn't matter if via direction or via index) it immediatly switches > back to other client. > (I'm using keynav, that's why the pointer sometimes ends up directly in > the middle of the screen.)
Retry without keynav? It's possible keynav is generating an event that makes awesome thinks the pointer is entering the window. Or try disabling sloppy focus. > 2. This one must have been introduces very recently. Unfortunately, it's > not really reproducable but it happens regularly. > I'm using Opera as my main webbrowser. Opera uses various transient > windows to query information. So let's say I type the shortcut to open > the "go to page" dialog. Sometimes, in fact very often, the focus > stays on the main window, while it should be in the dialog window. > This also happens with other dialog windows, like the "save to file" > popup. I think that might be the same issue as above. If the window opens and your mouse is on the main window, that's possible something else sends a event that makes awesome think the mouse has moved. I suggest you test with the default configuration and without any external program first. Cheers, -- Julien Danjou // ᐰ <[email protected]> http://julien.danjou.info // 9A0D 5FD9 EB42 22F6 8974 C95C A462 B51E C2FE E5CD // Ferns will rule the world.
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