| 2015-07-01 06:16:54 |
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| 2015-07-01 06:16:54 |
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Calendar tooltip over Music icon.png https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1470353/+attachment/4422687/+files/Calendar%20tooltip%20over%20Music%20icon.png |
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| 2015-07-01 06:39:01 |
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description |
Background:
This bug depends on a specific interval/amount of time. I think it is a constant amount, I'm just not sure how long it is (I haven't measured it, and it's almost too short to measure anyways). (It may even be dependent on CPU clock speed for all I know). It should be about 0.1 to 0.6 seconds. I'm going to call however much time that actually is "the interval," because how long it is doesn't matter as much as the fact that it is a constant value.
Expected:
App tooltip (aka "app title") is always over its correct icon.
Actual:
sometimes app title is over the wrong icon.
Conditions:
If you move your cursor over an icon, wait <0.5 second, then move your cursor to another icon just as "the interval" of time has passed, you will see the title of the app your cursor is over, BUT it will be hovering over the icon your cursor was hovering over at the beginning of "the interval".
Also, you can "stack" the "wrong title" effect ; if you manage to display a title over the wrong icon, and keep moving your cursor over one icon to the left or right per "interval," you can watch the app title change to the app you're hovering over at each interval, but still showing over the initial "wrong" icon.
Easiest way to reproduce:
Move your cursor left (or right, whichever), at a relatively constant rate of speed (no acceleration/deceleration) over Plank. If it doesn't reproduce, try going a bit slower. If it's not happening and you're going dead slow, try a bit faster. It should be between 0.1 and 0.6 seconds from icon to icon.
Moving the cursor left and right over the apps on the dock, at a gentle (slowish) pace, should reproduce this bug eventually.
Notes:
I am on a netbook, with some amount of graphical lag. (Dell Inspiron 1010). That might make it easier for me to reproduce this bug, or it might mean my mouse has to move slower to reproduce the bug than yours would. In any case, I expect this applies on all systems. Not sure if it applies outside of Pantheon/elementary OS, never tested it anywhere else.
Brief summary:
moving cursor at a leisurely pace over Plank can cause the app name to show over the wrong icon. |
Background:
This bug depends on a specific interval/amount of time. I think it is a constant amount, I'm just not sure how long it is (I haven't measured it, and it's almost too short to measure anyways). (It may even be dependent on CPU clock speed for all I know). It should be about 0.1 to 0.6 seconds. I'm going to call however much time that actually is "the interval," because how long it is doesn't matter as much as the fact that it is a constant value.
Expected:
App tooltip should always be above the correct icon.
Actual:
Sometimes the app tooltip shows above the wrong icon.
Conditions/explanation:
If you move your cursor over an icon, wait <0.5 second, then move your cursor to another icon just as "the interval" of time has passed, you will see the tooltip of the app your cursor is over, BUT it will be hovering over the icon your cursor was hovering over at the beginning of "the interval".
Also, you can recursively "stack" the timing; if you manage to display a tooltip over the wrong icon, and keep your cursor moving to another icon at each "interval," you can watch the app tooltip change its text to the name of the app you're hovering over, but still showing over the initial "wrong" icon.
Steps to reproduce:
Move your cursor left (or right, whichever), at a constant speed (not speeding up/slowing down, just steady) over Plank. If it doesn't reproduce, try using a slower speed. If it's not happening and you're going dead slow, try a faster speed. It should be between 0.1 and 0.6 seconds from icon to icon.
Notes:
I am on a netbook, with some amount of graphical lag under Pantheon Desktop. (Dell Inspiron 1010). That might make it easier for me to reproduce this bug, or it might mean my mouse has to move slower to reproduce the bug than yours would. In any case, I expect this applies on all systems. I'm not sure if it applies on Plank outside of Pantheon/elementary OS, because I've never tested it anywhere else.
Brief summary:
moving cursor at a leisurely pace over Plank can cause the app name to show over the wrong icon. |
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| 2015-07-11 23:08:13 |
d-d-2 |
summary |
App tooltip shows up over wrong icon in Plank with certain cursor movements |
App tooltip shows up over wrong icon in Plank |
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| 2015-07-11 23:08:18 |
d-d-2 |
description |
Background:
This bug depends on a specific interval/amount of time. I think it is a constant amount, I'm just not sure how long it is (I haven't measured it, and it's almost too short to measure anyways). (It may even be dependent on CPU clock speed for all I know). It should be about 0.1 to 0.6 seconds. I'm going to call however much time that actually is "the interval," because how long it is doesn't matter as much as the fact that it is a constant value.
Expected:
App tooltip should always be above the correct icon.
Actual:
Sometimes the app tooltip shows above the wrong icon.
Conditions/explanation:
If you move your cursor over an icon, wait <0.5 second, then move your cursor to another icon just as "the interval" of time has passed, you will see the tooltip of the app your cursor is over, BUT it will be hovering over the icon your cursor was hovering over at the beginning of "the interval".
Also, you can recursively "stack" the timing; if you manage to display a tooltip over the wrong icon, and keep your cursor moving to another icon at each "interval," you can watch the app tooltip change its text to the name of the app you're hovering over, but still showing over the initial "wrong" icon.
Steps to reproduce:
Move your cursor left (or right, whichever), at a constant speed (not speeding up/slowing down, just steady) over Plank. If it doesn't reproduce, try using a slower speed. If it's not happening and you're going dead slow, try a faster speed. It should be between 0.1 and 0.6 seconds from icon to icon.
Notes:
I am on a netbook, with some amount of graphical lag under Pantheon Desktop. (Dell Inspiron 1010). That might make it easier for me to reproduce this bug, or it might mean my mouse has to move slower to reproduce the bug than yours would. In any case, I expect this applies on all systems. I'm not sure if it applies on Plank outside of Pantheon/elementary OS, because I've never tested it anywhere else.
Brief summary:
moving cursor at a leisurely pace over Plank can cause the app name to show over the wrong icon. |
Really short description (skim the rest if you want):
Moving the cursor left and right sometimes makes the app name show up over the incorrect spot on the dock. (See attached image).
Background:
This bug depends on a specific interval/amount of time. I think it is a constant amount, I'm just not sure how long it is (I haven't measured it, and it's almost too short to measure anyways). (It may even be dependent on CPU clock speed for all I know). It should be about 0.1 to 0.6 seconds. I'm going to call however much time that actually is "the interval," because how long it is doesn't matter as much as the fact that it is a constant value.
Expected:
App tooltip should always be above the correct icon.
Actual:
Sometimes the app tooltip shows above the wrong icon.
Conditions/explanation:
If you move your cursor over an icon, wait <0.5 second, then move your cursor to another icon just as "the interval" of time has passed, you will see the tooltip of the app your cursor is over, BUT it will be hovering over the icon your cursor was hovering over at the beginning of "the interval".
Also, you can recursively "stack" the timing; if you manage to display a tooltip over the wrong icon, and keep your cursor moving to another icon at each "interval," you can watch the app tooltip change its text to the name of the app you're hovering over, but still showing over the initial "wrong" icon.
Steps to reproduce:
Move your cursor left (or right, whichever), at a constant speed (not speeding up/slowing down, just steady) over Plank. If it doesn't reproduce, try using a slower speed. If it's not happening and you're going dead slow, try a faster speed. It should be between 0.1 and 0.6 seconds from icon to icon.
Notes:
I am on a netbook, with some amount of graphical lag under Pantheon Desktop. (Dell Inspiron 1010). That might make it easier for me to reproduce this bug, or it might mean my mouse has to move slower to reproduce the bug than yours would. In any case, I expect this applies on all systems. I'm not sure if it applies on Plank outside of Pantheon/elementary OS, because I've never tested it anywhere else.
Brief summary:
moving cursor at a leisurely pace over Plank can cause the app name to show over the wrong icon. |
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| 2015-07-11 23:15:48 |
d-d-2 |
description |
Really short description (skim the rest if you want):
Moving the cursor left and right sometimes makes the app name show up over the incorrect spot on the dock. (See attached image).
Background:
This bug depends on a specific interval/amount of time. I think it is a constant amount, I'm just not sure how long it is (I haven't measured it, and it's almost too short to measure anyways). (It may even be dependent on CPU clock speed for all I know). It should be about 0.1 to 0.6 seconds. I'm going to call however much time that actually is "the interval," because how long it is doesn't matter as much as the fact that it is a constant value.
Expected:
App tooltip should always be above the correct icon.
Actual:
Sometimes the app tooltip shows above the wrong icon.
Conditions/explanation:
If you move your cursor over an icon, wait <0.5 second, then move your cursor to another icon just as "the interval" of time has passed, you will see the tooltip of the app your cursor is over, BUT it will be hovering over the icon your cursor was hovering over at the beginning of "the interval".
Also, you can recursively "stack" the timing; if you manage to display a tooltip over the wrong icon, and keep your cursor moving to another icon at each "interval," you can watch the app tooltip change its text to the name of the app you're hovering over, but still showing over the initial "wrong" icon.
Steps to reproduce:
Move your cursor left (or right, whichever), at a constant speed (not speeding up/slowing down, just steady) over Plank. If it doesn't reproduce, try using a slower speed. If it's not happening and you're going dead slow, try a faster speed. It should be between 0.1 and 0.6 seconds from icon to icon.
Notes:
I am on a netbook, with some amount of graphical lag under Pantheon Desktop. (Dell Inspiron 1010). That might make it easier for me to reproduce this bug, or it might mean my mouse has to move slower to reproduce the bug than yours would. In any case, I expect this applies on all systems. I'm not sure if it applies on Plank outside of Pantheon/elementary OS, because I've never tested it anywhere else.
Brief summary:
moving cursor at a leisurely pace over Plank can cause the app name to show over the wrong icon. |
Really short description (read the rest if you want):
Moving the cursor left and right sometimes makes the app name show up over the incorrect spot on the dock. (See attached image).
Background:
This bug depends on a specific interval/amount of time. I think it is a constant amount. It should be about 0.1 to 0.6 seconds. I'm going to call however much time that actually is "the interval," because how long it is doesn't matter as much as the fact that it is a constant value.
Conditions/explanation:
If you move your cursor over an icon, wait <0.5 second, then move your cursor to another icon just as "the interval" of time has passed, you will see a tooltip with the app name of the app your cursor is over, but it will be hovering over the icon your cursor was hovering over at the beginning of "the interval".
Also, you can recursively "stack" the timing; if you manage to display a tooltip over the wrong icon, and keep your cursor moving to another icon at each "interval," you can watch the app tooltip change its text to the name of the app you're hovering over, but still showing over the initial (wrong) icon.
Steps to reproduce:
Move your cursor left (or right, whichever), at a constant speed (not speeding up/slowing down, just a steady motion) over Plank. If the issue doesn't reproduce, try using a slower speed. If it's not happening and you're going quite slow, try a faster speed. It should be between 0.1 and 0.6 seconds from icon to icon.
Note about low-end machines:
I am on a netbook, with some amount of graphical lag under Pantheon Desktop. (Dell Inspiron 1010). That might make it easier for me to reproduce this bug, or it might mean my mouse has to move slower to reproduce the bug than yours would. In any case, I expect this applies on all systems. I'm not sure if it applies on Plank outside of Pantheon/elementary OS, because I've never tested it anywhere else. |
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| 2015-07-11 23:28:13 |
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bug task added |
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plank |
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| 2015-07-16 18:08:50 |
Danielle Foré |
bug task deleted |
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| 2015-11-15 08:36:18 |
d-d-2 |
description |
Really short description (read the rest if you want):
Moving the cursor left and right sometimes makes the app name show up over the incorrect spot on the dock. (See attached image).
Background:
This bug depends on a specific interval/amount of time. I think it is a constant amount. It should be about 0.1 to 0.6 seconds. I'm going to call however much time that actually is "the interval," because how long it is doesn't matter as much as the fact that it is a constant value.
Conditions/explanation:
If you move your cursor over an icon, wait <0.5 second, then move your cursor to another icon just as "the interval" of time has passed, you will see a tooltip with the app name of the app your cursor is over, but it will be hovering over the icon your cursor was hovering over at the beginning of "the interval".
Also, you can recursively "stack" the timing; if you manage to display a tooltip over the wrong icon, and keep your cursor moving to another icon at each "interval," you can watch the app tooltip change its text to the name of the app you're hovering over, but still showing over the initial (wrong) icon.
Steps to reproduce:
Move your cursor left (or right, whichever), at a constant speed (not speeding up/slowing down, just a steady motion) over Plank. If the issue doesn't reproduce, try using a slower speed. If it's not happening and you're going quite slow, try a faster speed. It should be between 0.1 and 0.6 seconds from icon to icon.
Note about low-end machines:
I am on a netbook, with some amount of graphical lag under Pantheon Desktop. (Dell Inspiron 1010). That might make it easier for me to reproduce this bug, or it might mean my mouse has to move slower to reproduce the bug than yours would. In any case, I expect this applies on all systems. I'm not sure if it applies on Plank outside of Pantheon/elementary OS, because I've never tested it anywhere else. |
Description of the bug:
Moving the cursor left and right sometimes makes the app name show up over the incorrect spot on the dock. (See attached image).
Steps to reproduce:
Move your cursor left (or right, whichever), at a constant speed (not speeding up/slowing down, just a steady motion) over Plank. If the issue doesn't reproduce, try using a slower speed. If it's not happening and you're going quite slow, try a faster speed. It should be between 0.1 and 0.6 seconds from icon to icon.
Note about low-end machines:
I am on a netbook, with some amount of graphical lag under Pantheon Desktop. (Dell Inspiron 1010). That might make it easier for me to reproduce this bug, or it might mean my mouse has to move slower to reproduce the bug than yours would. In any case, I expect this applies on all systems. I'm not sure if it applies on Plank outside of Pantheon/elementary OS, because I've never tested it anywhere else. |
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