After using to a TTY and returning to X, some or all of the input performed in the TTY gets sent to X.
Cases:
1. Put your cursor over a non-maximized window.
2. Press Ctrl+Alt+F1 to go to TTY1.
3. Log-in.
4. Press Alt+F7 to return.
What happens:
1. At least in Compiz, the window is in "Move" mode, so mouse movement moves the window. You must click to get out of this mode.
2. The help will be invoked of whatever application handled it, presumably because you pressed F1 to use TTY1.
What should happen:
You should be return to X in the state you left it, and no input involved in going to/from, or using the TTY, should later make it to X
Binary package hint: xkeyboard-config
After using to a TTY and returning to X, some or all of the input performed in the TTY gets sent to X.
Cases:
1. Put your cursor over a non-maximized window.
2. Press Ctrl+Alt+F1 to go to TTY1.
3. Log-in.
4. Press Alt+F7 to return.
What happens:
1. At least in Compiz, the window is in "Move" mode, so mouse movement moves the window. You must click to get out of this mode.
2. The help will be invoked of whatever application handled it, presumably because you pressed F1 to use TTY1.
What should happen:
You should be return to X in the state you left it, and no input involved in going to/from, or using the TTY, should later make it to X