GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 304248
Workspace Switcher doesn't work with cursor hard against edge of the screen if panel background is changed to Solid color
Last modified: 2006-01-22 21:38:33 UTC
Version details: gnome-panel-2.10.1-10 I have a work space switcher in a panel at the bottom of the screen. If I place the mouse cursor as far down the screen as I can (so that just the tip is showing) and then click, it doesn't change the workspace in the switcher. If I move the mouse up small amount then the workspace changes (is selected) On the other hand, if I place the mouse curser in the same position below items in the Window List Preference then the item is selected. Is this a Fitt's Law thing? I would have thought that placing the mouse on the edge of the screen should see the mouse click still able to change the workspace.
Worksforme, what is the size of your panel in pixels?
My panel is 32 pixels high. Not sure if this is relevant, but it's also a white, transparent set at about 20 opacity. (20% of the way from the transparent end of the scale). Oh, and in case this is relevant, it's on a 1920x1200 LCD Laptop Display
*** Bug 325673 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
The panel background is the cause. See details in bug 325673.
This is a libwnck issue. We're not counting the focus_width when shadowtype = none. Also, when the user clicks on a line between two workspaces, nothing happens.
Created attachment 57878 [details] [review] patch The patch I'm committing.