Hi,
I can't reproduce the bug, but at least I did some testing...
Dan Plassche schreef:
Some time ago I wrote to the list about an issue with using a single
mouse click to raise miniwindows. The problem was that a single left
mouse click did not raise a miniwindow for an application that was
already running despite "single click activation" being selected in
WPrefs. At the time, I did see any causes for the problem looking at
the preferences, but I've been able to further isolate the issue to a
usb mouse since then.
I've found that the problem occurs with a usb wireless mouse, but not
the touchpad on my laptop. The built-in touchpad raises miniwindows
with a single left click, but the Logitech usb wireless mouse requires
a double click. The usb mouse works normally on all other actions in
WindowMaker and raises windows on a single left click in other window
managers.
I don't have a bluetooth mouse, but I can use my phone as a HID over an
USB bluetooth adapter. Single click activation works. It also works
using a PS/2 mouse and a wired USB mouse.
At this point, I'm trying to troubleshoot further and not certain that
this is a general X11 device issue. Running "xev" shows both the
touchpad and usb left mouse buttons sending the same output to X11. I
can click to drag a miniwindow and use a single left click on dialog
boxes with the usb mouse in WindowMaker, so the problem somehow
appears specific to the miniwindows. For example, I can hold down
control and use a single left click to launch another instance of a
running application from an appicon using the usb mouse.
Would anyone have any further suggestions on possible resolutions?
What happens, if you first right click on a miniwindow, and then do a
left click. If that works, then in case of double clicking, the first
click is maybe interpreted as somekind of focus click, and the second as
the activation click.
Thanks,
Dan
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Dan Plassche
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