| 2015-11-15 16:44:34 |
BryanFRitt |
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In KDE+Compiz(?and other setups?), when trying to 'minimize' or 'restore' by clicking on the 'Task Manager', sometimes it doesn't 'restore', or 'minimize' for several clicks, if it works at all.
Update: it seams this maybe caused by a drag happening with even the slightest movements with the mouse. Is there a way to adjust how much motion is needed before this drag? |
In KDE+Compiz(?and other setups?), when trying to 'minimize' or 'restore' by clicking on the 'Task Manager', sometimes it doesn't 'restore', or 'minimize' for several clicks, if it works at all.
Update: it seams this maybe caused by a drag happening with even the slightest movements with the mouse, and this also seams to be what's happening in my other bug report with the _[]X toolbar icons not working.
Is there a way to adjust how much motion is needed before this drag starts?
Thanks |
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| 2015-11-15 16:55:03 |
BryanFRitt |
description |
In KDE+Compiz(?and other setups?), when trying to 'minimize' or 'restore' by clicking on the 'Task Manager', sometimes it doesn't 'restore', or 'minimize' for several clicks, if it works at all.
Update: it seams this maybe caused by a drag happening with even the slightest movements with the mouse, and this also seams to be what's happening in my other bug report with the _[]X toolbar icons not working.
Is there a way to adjust how much motion is needed before this drag starts?
Thanks |
In KDE+Compiz(?and other setups?), when trying to 'minimize' or 'restore' by clicking on the 'Task Manager', sometimes it doesn't 'restore', or 'minimize' for several clicks, if it works at all.
Update: It seams this maybe caused by a drag happening with even the slightest movements with the mouse, and this also seams to be what's happening with the _[]X toolbar icons not working. (thought I submitted this _[]X not working in an earlier bug report, but didn't find it with a quick search)
Is there a way to adjust how much motion is needed(, etc...) before this drag starts?
Thanks |
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