Hi, when I do Alt+F2 the window "execute command" pops up but is not active because the mouse pointer is somwhere on the screen. Is there a possibility to place the mouse pointer directly into a pop up window?
Hi HHa,
what do you mean with "not active". When I press alt+F2 the "execute command" window appears and is active (has the focus). It immediately allows me to type a command name, although the mouse cursor is not over this window.
Regards, Stefan
On 15.08.2011 18:26, HHa wrote:
Hi, when I do Alt+F2 the window "execute command" pops up but is not active because the mouse pointer is somwhere on the screen. Is there a possibility to place the mouse pointer directly into a pop up window?
Hi HHa,
what do you mean with "not active". When I press alt+F2 the "execute command" window appears and is active (has the focus). It immediately allows me to type a command name, although the mouse cursor is not over this window.
Regards, Stefan
I have experienced an issue from time to time where the run dialog is not focused when it appears. Usually this happens when another application immediately takes the focus back from the run dialog. If I have time I might look into the problem, as it can be quite irritating.
By the way, which Trinity versions are both of you running?
Thanks!
Tim
On Monday 15 August 2011 09:43:56 am Timothy Pearson wrote:
Hi HHa,
what do you mean with "not active". When I press alt+F2 the "execute command" window appears and is active (has the focus). It immediately allows me to type a command name, although the mouse cursor is not over this window.
Regards, Stefan
I have experienced an issue from time to time where the run dialog is not focused when it appears. Usually this happens when another application immediately takes the focus back from the run dialog. If I have time I might look into the problem, as it can be quite irritating.
By the way, which Trinity versions are both of you running?
Thanks!
Tim
I don't have this issue, run dialog keeps focus regardless of mouse position.Trinity 3.5.12/Debian stable, I use 'Focus Follows Mouse' with Auto Raise' and a 'Delay Focus' set.
I did notice a difference between the Focus Policies: Focus Follows Mouse, Focus Under Mouse, and Focus Strictly Under Mouse. I don't understand the theory behind these three policies, they seem the same in my mind but they do behave differently.
Hi, I use 'Focus Follows Mouse without Auto Raise'. But now I found accidentally a solution: Kontrollzentrum->Arbeitsfläche->fensterspezifische Einstellungen->... Control Center->Desktop->window specific Settings->... where I can specify the location of a pop up. I now specified "under the mouse pointer", and it works pretty good. I use LMDE+Trinity 3.5.12
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