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When Super+1 is pressed, I expect a Nautilus window to open and I expect
this window to be given focus. Yet this does not happen if I press
Super+1 when another app's window has focus.
-If I am at the Desktop and I press Super+1, then a Nautilus window opens and
this window is given focus.
-If I click the Nautilus icon with the mouse, then the majority of the time a
Nautilus window opens and this window is given focus.
*-If another app's window has focus and I press Super+1, then a Nautilus window
opens on top of the other app's window BUT the Nautilus window is NOT given
focus.
Steps to reproduce:
1) open an application that is not Nautilus (eg. Firefox)
2) with the Firefox window focused, press Super+1 intending to open
Nautilus = observe how the Launcher icon for Nautilus shakes and the
Nautilus window appears on top of the Firefox window yet the Nautilus
window has NOT been given focus? Firefox still has the focus as
evidenced by the left-facing-arrow that shows in the Launcher (ie., the
arrow is still pointing at Firefox even though the Nautilus window is
the top most window). The user must press Super+1 a second time to get
the focus onto Nautilus.
Using 12.04 64-bit fully up to date.
** Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Pressing Super+1 to open Nautilus = No Focus
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1023951
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