| 2011-10-16 15:18:20 |
David Gomes |
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| 2011-10-16 15:18:52 |
David Gomes |
description |
I set up the command that "Minimizes all windows" to "Mod4+D". However, when I do so, Chromium is not really minimized.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open a terminal and type "chromium-browser"
2. Type Ctrl+Alt+D, or whichever shortcut you set for minimizing all windows
What happens?
Chromium Browser is minimized, but it's still focused and on the Unity Panel (on top) you still see the name of the tab you were browsing.
What should happen?
Chromium Browser is minimized, unfocused and the Unity Panel should say "Desktop" because the Desktop should be focused. |
I set up the command that "Minimizes all windows" to "Mod4+D". However, when I do so, Chromium is not really minimized.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Chromium Browser
2. Type Ctrl+Alt+D, or whichever shortcut you set for minimizing all windows
What happens?
Chromium Browser is minimized, but it's still focused and on the Unity Panel (on top) you still see the name of the tab you were browsing.
What should happen?
Chromium Browser is minimized, unfocused and the Unity Panel should say "Desktop" because the Desktop should be focused. |
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| 2011-10-16 15:20:05 |
David Gomes |
bug task added |
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unity |
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| 2011-10-16 15:50:20 |
David Gomes |
description |
I set up the command that "Minimizes all windows" to "Mod4+D". However, when I do so, Chromium is not really minimized.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Chromium Browser
2. Type Ctrl+Alt+D, or whichever shortcut you set for minimizing all windows
What happens?
Chromium Browser is minimized, but it's still focused and on the Unity Panel (on top) you still see the name of the tab you were browsing.
What should happen?
Chromium Browser is minimized, unfocused and the Unity Panel should say "Desktop" because the Desktop should be focused. |
I set up the command that "Minimizes all windows" to "Mod4+D". However, when I do so, applications are not fully minimized.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Chromium Browser or any other application.
2. Type Ctrl+Alt+D, or whichever shortcut you set for minimizing all windows
What happens?
Chromium Browser is minimized, but it's still focused and on the Unity Panel (on top) you still see the name of the tab you were browsing.
What should happen?
Chromium Browser is minimized, unfocused and the Unity Panel should say "Desktop" because the Desktop should be focused. |
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| 2011-10-16 15:50:29 |
David Gomes |
summary |
ctrl+alt+d doesn't minimize chromium |
ctrl+alt+d doesn't unfocus windows |
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| 2011-10-16 15:50:57 |
David Gomes |
description |
I set up the command that "Minimizes all windows" to "Mod4+D". However, when I do so, applications are not fully minimized.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Chromium Browser or any other application.
2. Type Ctrl+Alt+D, or whichever shortcut you set for minimizing all windows
What happens?
Chromium Browser is minimized, but it's still focused and on the Unity Panel (on top) you still see the name of the tab you were browsing.
What should happen?
Chromium Browser is minimized, unfocused and the Unity Panel should say "Desktop" because the Desktop should be focused. |
I set up the command that "Minimizes all windows" to "Mod4+D". However, when I do so, applications are not fully minimized.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Chromium Browser or any other application.
2. Type Ctrl+Alt+D, or whichever shortcut you set for minimizing all windows
What happens?
Chromium Browser is minimized, but it's still focused and on the Unity Panel (on top) you still see the name of the tab you were browsing.
What should happen?
Chromium Browser is minimized, unfocused and the Unity Panel should say "Desktop" because the Desktop should be focused.
EDIT:
At first I thought this only happened with Chromium Browser, but I edited the post because I noticed it happens with all windows. |
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| 2011-10-16 15:51:03 |
David Gomes |
affects |
chromium-browser (Ubuntu) |
ubuntu |
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| 2011-10-16 15:52:37 |
David Gomes |
marked as duplicate |
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733349 |
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