GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 662502
Accessibility switcher cannot be displayed correctly when using dual-monitor
Last modified: 2011-11-04 18:49:31 UTC
I am using Debian sid, Gnome shell 3.0.2. When I use a single monitor, the accessibility switcher (Ctrl+Alt+Tab) works well. But when I use dual-monitor (the desktop are horizontal expended over two monitors), the accessibility switcher cannot be displayed correctly. A gray rectangle with reversal rounded corners shows across the two monitors, and no icon is shown in the switcher. Please verify this problem, thanks!
The left screen is my laptop monitor, and the right screen is an external LCD. They are aligned by the bottom line. The gnome-shell's Activities panel is on the right one. +-------------+ +---------+ |Activities | | | | | | lap-top | | LCD | | | | | +---------+ +-------------+
Created attachment 200700 [details] [review] ctrlAltTab: fix popup's allocation when primary.x != 0 As in commit 3944df1bd24b7295180d33dba9ee7d531c1dddd4 but for ctrlAltTab's popup.
Review of attachment 200700 [details] [review]: Yep.
Attachment 200700 [details] pushed as a6ee673 - ctrlAltTab: fix popup's allocation when primary.x != 0