consequently, this bug should already have occured in Ubuntu 8.10 based upon GNOME 2.24.x.
- Moreover, it appears that the bug is not in VIM because vim-X11-7.2.060-1.fc10 on F10 does
grab the mouse pointer whereas the same version vim-X11-7.2.060-1.fc9 but on F9 does not.
- NOTE: I have observed that on F10, the issue is directly related to whether "Play sound effects
when buttons are clicked" are enabled or not. Thus if you have problems with vim-gnome as
described above, you can try to open the system sound preferences of the GNOME desktop
and disable "Play sound effects when ..".
- In order to release the mouse focus, it is sufficient to execute 'killall gvim'. A PID is not
necessary.
- I have observed the same issue for snapshot of the Ubuntu 9.04 desktop spin as of 2009-01-20.
- The same issue occurs on current Fedora 10, see
https:/ /bugzilla. redhat. com/show_ bug.cgi? id=463908 .
consequently, this bug should already have occured in Ubuntu 8.10 based upon GNOME 2.24.x.
- Moreover, it appears that the bug is not in VIM because vim-X11- 7.2.060- 1.fc10 on F10 does 7.2.060- 1.fc9 but on F9 does not.
grab the mouse pointer whereas the same version vim-X11-
- NOTE: I have observed that on F10, the issue is directly related to whether "Play sound effects
when buttons are clicked" are enabled or not. Thus if you have problems with vim-gnome as
described above, you can try to open the system sound preferences of the GNOME desktop
and disable "Play sound effects when ..".
- In order to release the mouse focus, it is sufficient to execute 'killall gvim'. A PID is not
necessary.