I can verify that the gnome-terminal is receiving MotionNotify events (which are presumably what make it select full lines when you click-to- focus past the end of text on a line).
Tested as follows: In Assitive Technologies keyboard preferences, enable controlling the mouse from the keyboard (this doesn't effect the test if you hold the mouse steady). In one screen, launch xev from a terminal. Ensure the terminal (not xev) has focus, and move the cursor to the xev window. Here you can wait a few seconds to make it easier to identify the subsequent events by timestamp. Hit Numpad-5, giving xev focus. On a workstation where I see this problem, this is the sequence of events I see on clicking (some of them annotated with coordinates to show that the cursor is not moving - always the same location): EnterNotify root:(1942,65) KeymapNotify FocusIn KeymapNotify LeaveNotify root:(1942,65) ButtonPress root:(1942,65) EnterNotify root:(1942,65) KeymapNotify MotionNotify root:(1942,65) MotionNotify root:(1942,65) ButtonRelease root:(1942,65) LeaveNotify root:(1942,65) On a laptop that does not exhibit this problem, this is the sequence of events I see (note: no MotionNotify events; also tested without the keyboard-controlled mouse here): EnterNotify KeymapNotify ConfigureNotify FocusIn KeymapNotify ButtonPress EnterNotify KeymapNotify ButtonRelease LeaveNotify Both the problematic workstation and the working laptop are running 10.04 and both are using the "Ambiance" theme. The working laptop is using the "intel" driver, with no Xinerama, with "visual effects" set to "normal", and the problematic workstation has Xinerama enabled with the nvidia driver (/usr/lib/xorg/extra-modules/nvidia_drv.so), with "visual effects" set to "off". -- click-to-focus window is too sensitive https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/445084 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
