Re: [Cooker] GNOME2 bugs/remarks - reproduced

2002-10-04 Thread Benjamin Pflugmann

Hello.

I am able to (partially?) reproduce the behaviour.

On Thu 2002-10-03 at 14:53:06 +0200, Michal Bukovjan wrote:
[...]
 I won't give up. I dived into the problem yet again and found the real 
 cause:
 
 gkb is here really to blame. My problems occur under the following 
 conditions:
 
 1. gkb is on panel
 2. the first keyboard layout set in gkb is invoked via gkb_xmmap [code] 
 command.
 3. the error occurs after all subsequent session login - metacity will 
 not focus.
 4. The problem is eliminated by subsequent use of another layout via 
 setxkbmap [code] command.
 
 Here is 100% reproducible case for you French.
 
 1. Have Keyboard swithcer applet on panel.
 2. Choose exactly one layout, and that would be French/French keymap
 3. Logout and login, you have blocked focus. BUG!
 ...
 4. Add a new layout, French/French xkb keymap. Delete the old one.
 5. Logout and login. All ok.
 ...
 6. Just for fun, delete the French xkb layout and add back French/French 
 keymap (the one invoked via gkb_xmmap. Add another layout, say US, which 
 is invoked via setxkbmap. The US layout should be second in order.
 7. Logout and login. BUG! But after switching layout to US, all is ok 
 again, even after switching back to the first French one.
 
 If you can't reproduce THIS, I am going to Paris to kill you :-) It is 
 just several hours away from Czech republic!

Using GNOME desktop. Metacity.

0. Changed from point to focus to click to focus. It does not
   happen with point to focus.
1. Already had switcher on panel
(left out steps 2.-5. because I did not want to delete my existing config)
6. I put German keymap on top which uses gkb_xmmap. There are 4
   other layouts, below this one.
7. Logout and login. Everything works.
8. Pressed on switcher until I rotated through once and was on German
   keymap again. BUG! Mozilla: When I click into the location bar, I
   get no cursor.

Intersting things:

- Until I saw it, I misunderstood the issue as having no window focus
  at all. But the Mozilla window gets focus for me, if I click in it.
  The widgets (e.g. the location bar) does not get the (cursor) focus.

- It cures, if I switch to another desktop and back (i.e. the cursor
  starts to blink in one of the widgets and I can click to get it in a
  different widget). If I rotate through the switcher again, the focus
  starts to fail gain.

- I had it once fail in step 7., but not always. But step 8. is
  reproducable every time for me.

- It cures sometimes, but not always, if I switch to another keyboard
  layout. It cures always, if I logout/login after this.

- I have changed quite some desktop configs from default. Therefore I
  am not able to say which configs exactly might influence this.

- On my first try, my computer started to respond very slow (mouse
  hopping) for some minutes and finally mozilla crashed. Don't know
  if this is related at all, but usually Mozilla crashes not at all
  for me. OTOH, it never happened in the about 20 tries afterwards.

- With some keyboard layouts, including German keymap, CTRL-SPACE
  (for the window manager menu), does not seem to work. It seems to
  never work, if German keymap is the first in the list, even if I
  choose a different layout by clicking on the panel. It seems to be
  the CTRL key, as other window manager shortcuts with CTRL do work
  neither.

Let me know, which infos I can provide to further investigate this.

Regards,

Benjamin.




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Re: [Cooker] GNOME2 bugs/remarks - reproduced

2002-10-04 Thread Frederic Crozat

On Fri, 04 Oct 2002 13:30:45 +0200, Benjamin Pflugmann wrote:

 Hello.
 
 I am able to (partially?) reproduce the behaviour.
 
 
 Using GNOME desktop. Metacity.
 
 0. Changed from point to focus to click to focus. It does not
happen with point to focus.
 1. Already had switcher on panel
 (left out steps 2.-5. because I did not want to delete my existing config)
 6. I put German keymap on top which uses gkb_xmmap. There are 4
other layouts, below this one.
 7. Logout and login. Everything works.
 8. Pressed on switcher until I rotated through once and was on German
keymap again. BUG! Mozilla: When I click into the location bar, I
get no cursor.

Grrr, still no problem here :((


 Intersting things:
 
 - Until I saw it, I misunderstood the issue as having no window focus
   at all. But the Mozilla window gets focus for me, if I click in it.
   The widgets (e.g. the location bar) does not get the (cursor) focus.
 
 - It cures, if I switch to another desktop and back (i.e. the cursor
   starts to blink in one of the widgets and I can click to get it in a
   different widget). If I rotate through the switcher again, the focus
   starts to fail gain.
 
 - I had it once fail in step 7., but not always. But step 8. is
   reproducable every time for me.
 
 - It cures sometimes, but not always, if I switch to another keyboard
   layout. It cures always, if I logout/login after this.
 
 - I have changed quite some desktop configs from default. Therefore I
   am not able to say which configs exactly might influence this.
 
 - On my first try, my computer started to respond very slow (mouse
   hopping) for some minutes and finally mozilla crashed. Don't know
   if this is related at all, but usually Mozilla crashes not at all
   for me. OTOH, it never happened in the about 20 tries afterwards.
 
 - With some keyboard layouts, including German keymap, CTRL-SPACE
   (for the window manager menu), does not seem to work. It seems to
   never work, if German keymap is the first in the list, even if I
   choose a different layout by clicking on the panel. It seems to be
   the CTRL key, as other window manager shortcuts with CTRL do work
   neither.

Window manager menu is bind to Alt-Space.. But I guess modifyin keyboard
layout modify ALT on the keyboard..
 
 Let me know, which infos I can provide to further investigate this.

I've asked Michal to fill a bug on bugzilla.gnome.org, feel free to add
your comment there, as soon as Michal gives us the bug number..
-- 
Frederic Crozat
MandrakeSoft