Wow, there it is! Right at the top. Why would anyone want to do that
And it works!!!
Thanks!
On Sat, Feb 13, 2021 at 3:19 PM David Cousens
wrote:
> David,
>
> Adrien referred to the Gnome Tweaks tool earlier. If you have it installed
> or it is by default with the gnome-desktop, it has
David,
Adrien referred to the Gnome Tweaks tool earlier. If you have it installed
or it is by default with the gnome-desktop, it has an option in the Windows
options to Attach Modal Dialogs to the parent Window. I don't know if this
is your problem.
It has no effect in the Cinnamon desktop in
My wife let me test release 4.4 on her windows 10 laptop tonight. The
problem with the locked subwindow in the price database did not exist. Not
sure about linux installs.
I also could not duplicate the transparency issue with account selection,
again I am not sure if it is the same in linux.
I recently adopted two kittens that love to walk on my keyboard,
increasing my error rate by orders of magnitude.
On Fri, Feb 12, 2021, 8:15 PM David Carlson
wrote:
> Maybe the transparency problem in the account picker field in regular
> registers is not related to sub window placement. It
Maybe the transparency problem in the account picker field in regular
registers is not related to sub window placement. It does seem strange that
I don't recall seeing that transparency issue anywhere else.
For sure I may not be using the definitive terminology as I am not a native
Linux speaker.
David
I just checked out GnuCash 4.4 on Linux MInt 20.3 and have no issues with
the transparency of the account picker dialogue in OFX import or the Price
Editor. The popup Windows appear as fully opaque on the above system. I
don't remember having any problems with any of the GnuCash 3.x
I have not solved this problem with sub windows overlaying parent windows .
One. In addition to the case where the account selection dropdown overlays
the transaction list during an OFX import, that same account selection
dropdown has partial transparency in a normal register window so it is
Thanks everyone!
I now have a huge red area on my forehead where I slapped myself when I had
the epiphany that I should use Super-Tab to circulate across workspaces and
Alt-Tab to circulate within the current workspace.
Now to figure out how to extricate the transaction window from under the
David
This handbook page blog post may help with alt-tab on Ubuntu.
https://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2019/02/alt-tab-display-separate-windows-ubuntu-18-04/
https://askubuntu.com/questions/123977/how-to-ungroup-windows-on-unity-task-switcher
On Linux Mint I can create keyboard shortcuts to
I was thinking of GnomeTweak tool.
There might be a separate UbuntuTweak still. (I think there was one for
Unity)
Also, take a look here:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/464946/force-alt-tab-to-switch-only-on-current-workspace-in-gnome-shell
They are trying to achieve the opposite, but
I seem to recall that is a user preference in Ubuntu. Sorry I don't
remember how or where to change it. Perhaps a 3rd party customizer that
exposes extra gnome prefs might be the solution. (I can't for the life
of me remember the proper app names, but they should be easy to find)
Regards,
Sorry, in the last sentence of the message below I used the noun desktop
where I meant to use the noun workspace, i.e. Alt-Tab circulates between
windows only on the current workspace, not through all open windows on all
workspaces. I want to revert to circulating around all windows in all
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