On Fri, Nov23,01 10:52, Jan Schaumann wrote: > Hi, > > There are two things that I recognize as bugs, but I'm not quite sure if > they are in BB itself, in bbkeys or in the interaction between the two. > Here goes: > > Blackbox Version 0.61.1 > bbkeys Version 0.8.2 > > "Window Switching Focus Error" > ------------------------------ > Focus Model: Sloppy Focus > Focus New Windows: Yes > Focus Window on Workspace Change: Yes > Image Dithering: Yes > Full Maximation: No > > Window Placement (probably irrelevant to this problem): > Smar Placement (Columns), Bottom to Top, Left to Right > > Now, occasionally, when I have two (or multiple) windows and use alt-tab > to switch windows (as configured through bbkeys), but have the > mouse-pointer over the first window, the window I alt-tabbed to will > receive focus, but immediately give it back to the window with the > mouse-pointer (as sloppy focus suggests). The only way for me to focus > the other window is either use the mouse to move the pointer to that > window, or use the mouse to remove the pointer from the first window -- > once the mouse-pointer is over another window (including the > root-window), alt-tabbing works as normal again. > > Note that alt-tabbing works about 95% of the time and this weird > behaviour occurs on seemingly random instances - I have not been able to > determine a pattern. Does anybody else experience this? > >
your mouse is probably receiving small vibrations from your desk, thus causing sloppy focus to give focus back to the first app. Side question: I notice that sloppy focus is only in effect if the mouse actually crosses the border of the window... feature, or bug? DC > "bbkeys stops working after certain Qt apps" > -------------------------------------------- > > I believe we discussed this earlier, but IIRC it has not been fixed: > When running a Qt-Application such as Licq, qtella or Opera bbkeys does > not get back control over the keys if you selected a menu. It seems > that Qt-apps grab the keyboard and don't let go, until you physically > focus another window using the mouse. Interestingly, it appears that > this does not occur when using Qt-3.0, but mostly with Qt-2.x apps. > Possibly, this is a bug/misbehaviour/"Feature" in Qt? > > > Just wanted to throw these two things into the whole discussion > regarding the need for further development of BB. :) > > -Jan > > -- > http://www.netmeister.org > http://guinness.cs.stevens-tech.edu/~jschauma/ -- Derek Cunningham [EMAIL PROTECTED] "All men by nature desire to know." -- Aristotle.
