Re: [GnomeMeeting-devel-list] Start hidden issue, gnome cosmetic bug?

[Miguel Rodríguez Pérez <migrax terra es>]

Wow, what a bug!.
Before looking at the real issue here, I ave a simple question..., do
all windows loose their frames or just the gnomemeeting window?

El sáb, 26 de 04 de 2003 a las 16:42, Josep Puigdemont escribió:
> Hi!
> 
>   There might be a "cosmetic" [low priority] bug in gnome. I guess it's
> a gnome issue rather than a gnomemeeting one, but I can only reproduce
> it with GM*, so I send it to the list for if some of you could try it
> out.
> 
>   The symptoms are as follows:
> SYMPTOMS:
> 	- I start gnomemeeting with the "start hidden" option enabled.
> 	- When it starts it shows the splash screen (which is enabled), and
> also the gnomemeeting main window which hides almost immediately.
> 	- The think happens when one gives focus to gnomemeeting's main window
> during the brief time it shows up on the desktop (and before it hides,
> of course). If you do so, it will stay on the screen (although GM thinks
> it is hidden, since when I click the icon in the Panel Notification Area
> it doesn't disappear, and if I click it twice it will disappear).
> 	- Yet more, the window which stays in the desktop has no frame (or
> borders), here is a screen-shot:
> 	http://www.terra.es/personal9/baldrick/gm/screenshot1.png
> 	- Finally this window stays all the time on top of the others.
> 
> 
> In order to reproduce it, do as follows:
> REPRODUCTION:
> 	- Window's focus behaviour: have windows focus under pointer
> ("enter-only" in sawfish), that is, placing the pointer over a window
> gives it the focus.
> 	- In GM General Settings, set GM to "start hidden", and provably also
> "show splash screen" enabled (which is how I have it set up, but I could
> also reproduce it if disabled)
> 	- start GM.
> 	- Move the mouse around the screen so chances are that you will focus
> GM main window during the brief period of time it shows up, and before
> it hides.
> 
> 	Note: I have not tried with any other methods of focusing windows like
> focus on click, for instance.
> 
> ADDITIONS (to the test case):
> 
> 	- Once you've succeeded, let the window there and close GM using the
> icon in the Panel Notification Area (right-click->quit). Start GM again,
> this time normally. and without the need to do what's described above,
> you'll get the window again (without frame).
> 
> 
> RESULTS:
> 	- You should now have something similar to the screen shot provided in
> the link above and the window will stay on top unless you click twice on
> the GM icon in the panel notification area.
> 
> 
> My system settings are:
> Debian unstable with GnomeMeeting 0.97.20030425 (cvs) with latest
> updates (updated Sat Apr 26 16:12:30 CEST 2003).
> 
> 
> /Josep
> Baldrick @ #gnomemeeting
> 
> * I can only reproduce it with GM because is the only application that
> can start hidden than I know and/or use.
> 
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>                                Kurt Gödel
> 
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