Public bug reported:
In gnome-overview, with keyboard navigation between open windows, when
you want to select for example the window on the right from the last
used window, you have to press the DOWN KEY (not the RIGHT KEY) to move
focus to that window...so every time you have to FIRST press the DOWN
KEY. (Unless mouse pointer is not hovering a window)
So I think that if mouse pointer is not hovering any window, focus should be on
the last used window.
If hovering with mouse over windows should move the focus from windows is also
debatable.
** Affects: gnome-shell (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1724101
Title:
in OVERVIEW, the last used window SHOULD BE HIGHLIGHTED regardless of
mouse pointer
Status in gnome-shell package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
In gnome-overview, with keyboard navigation between open windows, when
you want to select for example the window on the right from the last
used window, you have to press the DOWN KEY (not the RIGHT KEY) to
move focus to that window...so every time you have to FIRST press the
DOWN KEY. (Unless mouse pointer is not hovering a window)
So I think that if mouse pointer is not hovering any window, focus should be
on the last used window.
If hovering with mouse over windows should move the focus from windows is
also debatable.
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