the problem seems to be that xterm has no desktop file:
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/29804?project=1openedfrom=-1+week
adding the desktop file from the url to /usr/share/applications solves
the problem for me.
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Yes, 5.6.0 is a unity-3d version where you said you had unity-2d
installed. If you can't reproduce the issue now, neither with 2d nor 3d,
then it's invalid. Feel free to reopen if you find a reproducible test
case.
Thanks
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Status: New = Invalid
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XTerm application either in alt-tab or in super+#, not both
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Now both alt-tab and super+# seem to work. So, I can't reproduce the
problem anymore but I'm not sure I would consider this behavior quite
fixed. This is going to be difficult to troubleshoot...
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The apport data says unity not installed. Which version of Unity are
you running? Probably 5.6.0 fixed it.
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Title:
XTerm application either in
Looks like I have unity-2d installed, latest version as of now:
5.6.0-0ubuntu1
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Title:
XTerm application either in alt-tab or in super+#, not
I tried installing unity (3d) where both alt-tab and super+# also seem
to work. I haven't noticed the behavior originally reported in this bug
since using unity. Should we consider this bug as a local problem and
set the status to invalid?
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