Hello, I am running Xubuntu "Karmic", 9.10 on a laptop with a touchpad.
This problem still exists, as originally reported. Even when I tried the 1200 double-click timing, I noticed that if I managed to double-click just longer than the time it took to (un)maximize the window, the mouse cursor briefly turned to a hand (as reported). Importantly, the time required to double-click to select a word, for example, was longer than for the title bar (as reported). I just had a thought: what if there's some code that's also looking out for click+drag from the TOUCHPAD that's being used (poorly) in tandem with detecting normal double clicks? @Charlie Kravetz: Are you unable to reproduce on a normal desktop machine? Or do you have a laptop? I have a laptop that has a built-in touchpad that's always on, AFAIK. Perhaps the title-bar click+drag detection prempts (with a different threshold?) normal double-click detection when running on a machine with a touchpad. Something of this sort might explain why the cursor turns to a hand when I double-click too long for the title-bar, but _probably_ still within the normal double-click speed. -- [xfce]Double click title bar actions use different speed than text selection https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/393672 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
