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Terminal won't drop down when focused on Wayland App #1041
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I am also experiencing this issue on Fedora 27. |
This is due to how wayland registers keypresses. Without going into detail about it, you need to register the a shortcut with your DE that will run the |
this means we need to be able to trigger the DE from guake or at least print an error message |
I'm not sure I understand why that's necessary. What do you mean by trigger the DE? |
@tonyjames I seem to have solved the issue on Fedora 26 w/ @FallingSnow's suggestion if you haven't already seen- Settings > Keyboard, add a shortcut "guake -t" to whatever key you're already using and it works great. I just tried my best to break it for a few minutes and wasn't able. I was afraid it might duplicate or something but so far nothing of the sort. Thanks FallingSnow! |
I would be glad if you can add a note on the README about this limitation on fedora |
It's the same with Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS |
@gavincabbage's solution is the recommended way to resolve this since wayland will probably never budge on global hotkeys. |
At least under Ubuntu 17.10 64-bit (in an install upgraded from 17.04 Unity), when in the default GNOME Wayland, Guake will drop down if the focus is on an X-windows system app (like Firefox), but won't drop when in a Wayland app (like Evince). There is no issue when using the GNOME X-session or the Unity X-based session.
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