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Hi JaJuk Team,
Suse Linux, Tumbleweed (bleeding edge), KDE, Oracle java version "1.8.0_171", JaJuk 1.10.9
This problem has been happening for as long as I've been using JaJuk, a couple of years, through multiple version of SuSE and Sun/Oracle Java.
I have the album perspective up, using the album pictures to locate an album, and when I right click on an album & choose "detail", sometimes the detail window appears and then disappears. If I scroll the albums so that the album I want is in the center of the screen the problem usually (but not always) goes away & the "detail displays OK. Sometimes the problem will go sway if I first select a different album to display detail & then choose the one I want. From my semi-geek perspective it kind of looks like Java rejecting X & Y coordinates outside of the available screen real estate, or maybe a KDE issue. Anyway, not a screamer but thought I would report it.
Love JaJuk.
Thanks,
Bruce McFarland
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi JaJuk Team,
Suse Linux, Tumbleweed (bleeding edge), KDE, Oracle java version "1.8.0_171", JaJuk 1.10.9
This problem has been happening for as long as I've been using JaJuk, a couple of years, through multiple version of SuSE and Sun/Oracle Java.
I have the album perspective up, using the album pictures to locate an album, and when I right click on an album & choose "detail", sometimes the detail window appears and then disappears. If I scroll the albums so that the album I want is in the center of the screen the problem usually (but not always) goes away & the "detail displays OK. Sometimes the problem will go sway if I first select a different album to display detail & then choose the one I want. From my semi-geek perspective it kind of looks like Java rejecting X & Y coordinates outside of the available screen real estate, or maybe a KDE issue. Anyway, not a screamer but thought I would report it.
Love JaJuk.
Thanks,
Bruce McFarland
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: