Hello Vojtěch, Le 04/04/2018 à 10:35, Vojtěch Polášek a écrit :
Hi guys, I suppose that this is not an Orca problem, but at the other hand I guess that many of you have similar experience. I am using Arch Linux, Orca from Git, Mate. Recently I started to use IRC for all my communication. I use Pidgin and after launching Pidgin, many new windows appear with messages from my channels. But I encounter the following behavior. I have to say that I use virtual desktops.
I am not sure what you call virtual desktops. Assuming that you are using the marco window manager, is it what is called a workspace? Then you would switch among them with the keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl+Alt+arrow (left, up, tight or down)? If that's not it please elaborate what you mean by virtual desktops and how you switch between them. Also, do you use marco or another window manager like metacity or compiz?
1. I launch Pidgin. Many new windows appear. 2. I move to a different virtual desktop. It does not matter if there are opened windows on that desktop or not. 3. I press alt+tab to switch to a window. Normally, if there is no window opened, nothing should happen, if there is, I should switch to it. But in this case the menu starts me following windows from the Pidgin virtual desktop. I have to really switch to every of them to get rid of this. Is this some behavior of window manager?
It could be, however I can't reproduce here. I am using ora-3.27.3, mate-1.18, marco-1.18.2, compiz-0.9.13.1.r4138 and metacity-3.18.7 in Slint and pressing Alt+Tab doesn't change the workspace, only cycle between windows of the current one (if any), as expected. To be sure, how do you move to a different desktop? How are you sure that you are in a different desktop? What says Orca when you move? Greetings Didier --- Didier Spaier Slint distribution http://slint.fr
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