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Describe the bug
After lengthy debugging and help of FeRD (Frank Dana) @ferdnyc - the original ticket is here. I have found out that AATWS - Advanced Alt-Tab Window Switcher breaks the Gnome Shell's sloppy focus (now called differently) and raise window delay functionality.
The functionality does not work at all. I'm reporting it as one issue as it seems these two issues are closely connected. If you want to create 2 issues I can.
The GNOME Shell version is 42.4
To Reproduce
I) Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Switch on the AATWS
Go to the Gnome Tweaks window and the Windows tab
There select Focus on Hover OR Secondary-Click
Raise Windows When Focused is turned on
Both these functionalities do not work correctly afterwards. The work the same way for both but the difference should be:
5a) Focus on Hover - Window is focused when hovered with pointer. Windows remain focused when the desktop is hovered
5b) Secondary-Click - Window is focused when hovered with pointer. Hovering the desktop removes focus from the previous window.
II) The delay in the window focus
Switch on the AATWS
in dconf-editor, navigate to /org/gnome/desktop/wm/preferences/auto-raise-delay
change the default value to, for example, 2000ms
Test the window raise delay. The windows are still raised immediately ignoring the delay value
Expected behavior Focus on Hover - Window is focused when hovered with pointer. Windows remain focused when the desktop is hovered Secondary-Click - Window is focused when hovered with pointer. Hovering the desktop removes focus from the previous window.
For the window raise delay to be obeyed.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
-- System Information:
Thanks for the report. The only AATWS option that affects window manager behavior is Always Activate Focused Window on the Misc tab of the Settings window and if it's enabled you had to do it yourself. When it comes to the Secondary-Click focus issue, it never removes focus from a window when the pointer hovers over a Desktop, on any of my systems (Ubuntu, Fedora, no DING), no matter whether the AATWS is enabled.
Describe the bug
After lengthy debugging and help of FeRD (Frank Dana) @ferdnyc - the original ticket is here. I have found out that AATWS - Advanced Alt-Tab Window Switcher breaks the Gnome Shell's sloppy focus (now called differently) and raise window delay functionality.
The functionality does not work at all. I'm reporting it as one issue as it seems these two issues are closely connected. If you want to create 2 issues I can.
The GNOME Shell version is 42.4
To Reproduce
I) Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Focus on Hover
ORSecondary-Click
5a) Focus on Hover - Window is focused when hovered with pointer. Windows remain focused when the desktop is hovered
5b) Secondary-Click - Window is focused when hovered with pointer. Hovering the desktop removes focus from the previous window.
II) The delay in the window focus
dconf-editor
, navigate to/org/gnome/desktop/wm/preferences/auto-raise-delay
Expected behavior
Focus on Hover - Window is focused when hovered with pointer. Windows remain focused when the desktop is hovered
Secondary-Click - Window is focused when hovered with pointer. Hovering the desktop removes focus from the previous window.
For the window raise delay to be obeyed.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
-- System Information:
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