We add "(as superuser)" if the process which owns the window claims to
be owned by user 0, i.e. root.
Please reproduce the problem, then do
$ xprop|grep _NET_WM_PID
and click on the window with the problem. xprop will say something like
_NET_WM_PID(CARDINAL) = 1586
And then do
Looking into this.
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
** Changed in: metacity (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
** Changed in: metacity (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Thomas Thurman (marnanel)
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned
I'm running current oneiric. gnome-screenshot appears to work fine for
me: see the attached output. Am I missing something?
** Attachment added: Result of running gnome-screenshot under current oneiric
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
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Title:
ALT + circumflex
This certainly isn't a Metacity issue. Sending it over to the Compiz
folks.
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: metacity
I can see behind the current window through a gap between the titlebar
and the menubar in a wobbling window. Screenshot attached.
ProblemType: Bug
Thank you for this bug report. It appears to be a problem with compiz,
not metacity. Reassigning.
** Package changed: metacity (Ubuntu) = compiz (Ubuntu)
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Metacity does actually kill applications if they don't respond when the
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Robert Ancell asked me to look into fixing this in Metacity. I've
started to work on it:
http://blogs.gnome.org/metacity/2009/07/10/matches/
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What would you like to see happen when you type this into a terminal?
zenity --error
According to your suggestion, the dialogue will appear but remain hidden
behind the terminal.
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Do you have a backtrace you could post?
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Could you do this and post the result?
http://blogs.gnome.org/metacity/2008/07/29/how-to-get-backtraces-from-a
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(The upstream maintainer says: I do actually read all comments on all
metacity bugs on launchpad too)
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I am entirely capable and willing to provide a patch if the maintainers
would accept one from me. (I mean, obviously they shouldn't accept my
patch if they don't like it, but if they want to do the work themselves
I won't do it, or if they've decided they don't want the button it would
be rather
Patch provided upstream.
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Metacity as it stands expects applications to remember their own window
positions. We could change that policy, of course, but that's the
policy as it is at present.
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@DeadZedz: I am a developer. I have given it some consideration. Did
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Fixed upstream in trunk. New release probably coming out tomorrow.
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Some discussion on the Metacity blog:
http://blogs.gnome.org/metacity/2008/12/23/notifisation/
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Kenneth:
The patch I have attached upstream allows a minimum width to be set for
the border size. Setting this to 0 causes no difference from the status
quo. Setting it to, say, 20 causes 20px borders throughout.
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Kenneth: I'm the upstream maintainer :)
I can't speak for the control-center UI, though.
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Dan: Okay, you convinced me. I've attached a patch upstream. Here's a
screenshot.
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Thank you for reporting this bug. Can you paste the output of typing
dpkg -L metacity-common
into a terminal, please?
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Thank you. What does
gconftool -g /apps/metacity/keybinding_commands/command_screenshot
show you?
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Can you look in the file /usr/share/gconf/schemas/metacity.schemas and
tell me the default value for that key? I just built the jaunty package
from source and I have
schema
key/schemas/apps/metacity/global_keybindings/run_command_screenshot/key
When you say alt+alt-r, you mean that you used to press both alt keys
down at once? In order to move to the next window, did you let go and
then re-press one of them, and to make the switcher disappear, did you
let go of both?
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Thank you for reporting this bug. This happened because your root
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fixed.
What were you expecting sudo metacity /mnt/ to do?
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I think you may be confusing metacity with nautilus. Metacity can't
take a filename; it operates on the display as a whole.
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activate_window_menu is unrelated to the window menu coming up with
alt+right click. The text is not incorrect. On my system, disabling
activate_window_menu makes no difference to alt+right click. If it
does on your system, that is a bug.
I suggest you change
Is this actually a dupe of #258074?
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This happens because:
1. When a GConf key does not exist, its value is null.
2. mouse_button_mods_handler(), which is the handler for the key
/apps/metacity/general/mouse_button_modifier, calls
meta_ui_accelerator_parse() with the value of that key.
3. meta_ui_accelerator_parse() immediately
Can you reproduce the problem and then tell me what gconftool -g
/apps/metacity/general/compositing_manager prints? Thanks.
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®om: sorry, I'm missing the relevance of your comment.
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I'm still bewildered. Someone reports a crash in Metacity. Someone
else says he doesn't use Metacity (so what?). And now you point to a
crash in consolekit. I can only see the relevance of the first one.
Sorry if I'm being stupid.
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Then this can't be a Metacity problem. Metacity doesn't use ConsoleKit
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Please, please, please, tell me what this has to do with Metacity. I
didn't see a mention of Metacity anywhere in your reply.
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Metacity never does any authentication with anyone, never has, never
will. I'm closing this bug; I think you may wish to raise another bug
against the session manager, rather than a window manager.
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(Okay, I won't close it, because the apport trace appears to contain a
genuine Metacity crash. The comments here don't make much sense to me,
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This is a matter for gnome-session, not metacity.
** Changed in: gnome-session (Ubuntu)
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Thanks for doing that. This is quite interesting.
The xprop file you attach contains the line:
WM_NAME(STRING) = %c
This indicates that Kopete itself is claiming that its title is %c,
rather than that any window manager is misinterpreting it.
Furthermore, if all of metacity, kwin, and
Thanks for your report. I have just run KSig under GNOME on Hardy and
it shows KSig as the title. So since I can't see it, please could you
test some things?
1. Go through these commands and tell us whether you still see %c as
the title:
compiz --replace
metacity --replace
kwin --replace
(I
This is a feature called shaken loose.
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The thing is, it's not just a Metacity thing that a window can ask for
an aspect ratio, it's an X thing. Is it important to be able to resize
ANY window with its aspect ratio locked, or just these two applications?
Because it sounds as though these applications ought to be asking for it
already,
Removing from metacity tracker, since it's assigned to an irrelevant
bug.
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Importance: Unknown = Undecided
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Group name is slightly incorrect: if a window's in a group, it has a
field pointing to a(nother) window's ID, and all the windows which have
that ID are in the group. The window which is pointed to is called the
group leader and doesn't even have to be mapped.
xwininfo doesn't know about groups,
Oh: yes, there are other ways to tell whether the windows are from the
same application. The most immediately obvious ones are the optional
WM_CLIENT_MACHINE and _NET_WM_PID properties, which would give you the
process ID of the owning application:
It is quite possibly an infelicity in the way Metacity and Emacs
interact. There are not a few of these. GTK-Emacs is not your ordinary
GTK application, since it has the Emacs event loop and GTK's event loop
and possibly a few other things running at once.
I don't know whether it happens in
Endolith:
1) I get a permissions error going to that page. Can you attach the
mockup here?
2) Yes, exactly: gtk.gdk.WINDOW_TYPE_HINT_DIALOG ends up as an EWMH
hint. If we were to do what you want here, we would need to add a new
EWMH hint. wm-spec-list is the mailing list to propose new EWMH
(And my discomfort with the idea is fairly irrelevant. If the wm-spec-
list agrees on this and updates the EWMH, I'll certainly add it. If the
human interface folks say to add it, that'll be persuasive for the wm-
spec-list folks. We could even strike out boldly and make up some hokey
new
Oh, and another problem that hasn't been much discussed: adding a new
button means updating every theme in existence.
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(FWIW, the word iconify is going to cause problems very soon, since
it's what the official X documentation calls what everyone these days
calls minimisation. The name wasn't as widely known in 1984. I don't
have any better suggestions at present, though.)
I still don't see what the difference
Well, there's a problem with the way apps currently behave, regardless
of the idealized way they should theoretically behave.
This is true. I brought this up on IRC just now, and people came up
with a large set of applications which broke the rules given in the HIG.
Either the HIG is wrong or
Vikram:
I don't think he has a problem with the resolution. I think he wants
that resolution, but with thicker borders on all themes for the sake of
accessibility, which is a perfectly reasonable request.
I am bouncing ideas around in my head about how to fix this one.
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We could do that, although it would mean you'd need the shape extension;
does anyone not have that these days? Alternatively, we could have an
accessibility option that meant Make all frame borders at least five
pixels wide or something.
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I foresee a post about this on the Metacity blog.
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Interesting. Someone found a memory problem in just this exact piece of
code just this evening, so I wonder whether now there's a patch in trunk
this will be fixed. It will be in the next 2.23.* upstream release
tomorrow.
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DeadZedz, Endolith: Did anyone raise a discussion on wm-spec-list?
That really is the next step to getting this fixed.
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I am confused because these two statements:
1. I would expect that metacity is only used for Gnome, and kwin is only used
for KDE (ie. each environment has its own WM setting).
2. I think it's confusing for a user that installs kubuntu-desktop on their
Ubuntu system to have their Gnome desktop
So it's the actual presence of METACITY_DEBUG that seems to be causing
your problem. I suspect, though, that your computer was slowed down
enough by METACITY_DEBUG that the problem didn't show up.
Let's hope the latest log you posted has enough information to solve the
problem...
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Okay, so let's find out what's different when you did and didn't run the
log command. If you just run
metacity --replace
does the problem stop happening then?
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How about
METACITY_SYNC=1 metacity --replace
?
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How about
METACITY_VERBOSE=1 METACITY_SYNC=1 metacity --replace 2metacity.log
?
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Could you please do:
METACITY_VERBOSE=1 METACITY_DEBUG=1 METACITY_SYNC=1 metacity --replace
2metacity.log
and then post the log here after it's failed and you've rebooted? (Be
warned that this will slow Metacity down a lot.)
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 29560 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/29560
frederik.nnaji: This bug is a duplicate of bug 29560. Commenting there
is likely to have much more effect.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/120723
You
frederik.nnaji: I covered this in the article:
What isn’t a solution
* Always raising the lower window only on release, not on click
(suggested by many people). This would solve the problem at the cost of
weirding everyone out, not just breaking the expectations of existing
Metacity users
Do you know for sure that fluxbox handles this? If so, I could read
their code or ask their developers to find out how.
(It's not that we don't know how to do this-- we know lots of ways to do
this, none of them very good. What's needed is a standard way.)
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How are you attempting to change the number of workspaces? What happens
when you try?
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Thanks. I'm moving this from Metacity to Compiz, then.
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SoloTurn: Are you reporting this bug against Metacity, or Compiz? You
say you have Compiz turned on, yet the bug is filed against Metacity.
For Metacity, this is known in the upstream bug tracker:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=135056
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Not a problem with the window manager. Moving to xvncviewer.
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So can I take Metacity off the list for now?
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- windows don't move across workspaces
+ move to workspace keystroke doesn't work while dragging a window
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Does this happen in metacity?
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I did actually add a check for verbose mode yesterday, so that the log
message's size and content are not calculated unless it'll be used, and
hence g_list_length won't be called. This closes the presenting
problem. But we still have the difficulty that the presenting problem
can only have been
Travis: are you sure comment 5 is the same thing? I don't think you can
have multiple Totem windows open at once. I took it to mean
1. open Nautilus (in window N1) and launch a video file
2. Totem (in a new window T1) gains focus
3. Go back to N1 and launch another video file
4. Video opens in
[Sorry, I asked this upstream and the reporter clearly didn't get the
message.]
This is going to be a tough one to track down if we can't reproduce it.
Can you reproduce this bug? What were you actually doing, not moving
windows around or switching between windows or anything? Were you just
Jurgis: Was the application, or any document in the application, already
open?
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I have opened Nautilus, double-clicked files of two types (text and SVG)
and the relevant program (gedit and eog) appeared on top with focus both
times.
Please let us know whether this happens with files of every type, or
whether it just happens with specific types, and whether it always
happens.
André: Hi. Could you run xprop, and click on the window which doesn't
have a minimise button, and then paste the output here?
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(Attaching it would probably be better; it can get lengthy.)
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Metacity won't fix this because:
1) it's not a window manager issue; applications ought to be responsible
enough to create their windows where they want them;
2) it violates separation of concerns; there can be a separate process
(such as devilspie) which moves a user's windows around to their
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** Tags added: crash
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Neil: Are you still seeing this problem in Hardy? It's working fine
here.
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Here we go: http://blogs.gnome.org/metacity/2008/06/11/drag-and-drop/
I learned quite a lot myself writing that!
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The effect is activ in the compiz-desktop only
Then this bug does not belong under metacity. I'm moving it to compiz
in case they have any ideas.
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@Murat: phenest was asking for help with installing Metacity from
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@perfran: I'll write a page on blogs.gnome.org later explaining the
rather complicated current state of play.
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Compiz fails to check return code of XSetSelectionOwner which is
returning it a low-level X error.
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(Sorry, that wasn't a reply to crdlb; I only just got the notification
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@crdlb: Your first paragraph sounds like a good solution. I'll try it
out this evening and see what I find.
Your second para is entirely correct, of course, but a failure there
doesn't necessarily mean that it's the
Here are my thoughts.
Part one, the background reading: It seems to me after a while of
digging through the ICCCM that Travis Watkins was incorrect back in
December when he said that Metacity was not giving up control of the
compositor selection. Section 2.8 of the ICCCM says that anyone who
With trunk it causes Metacity to crash (it may well have done in earlier
situations too, since the session manager sees Metacity going down and
brings up another one, so crashes can be invisible). This is not a
happy situation. I'm escalating.
Expect some kind of patch by tonight, I hope.
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@qinjuehang: Please don't say the compositor to mean Compiz, in a
Metacity bug about Metacity's compositor. (I assume that's what you
mean from context.) It does muddy the waters rather.
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Josef: If you use compiz, you should raise another bug against compiz.
This is a metacity bug.
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@phenest: A number of odd compositing bugs were fixed in trunk upstream
recently. If you can reproduce the problem reliably with the version in
Hardy, is it possible you can install the most recent upstream version
(2.23.21) and see whether that fixes the problem?
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(If you need any help in doing that, please let me know.)
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Desktop Bugs, which is subscribed to metacity in
You can turn it on with
gconftool -s /apps/metacity/general/compositing_manager true --type=bool
or by running gconf-editor, navigating to /apps/metacity/general, and
turning on compositing_manager. As to why it's not on by default, I
don't know: that's a question for the packagers.
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