https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=490057
--- Comment #8 from Jonathan Cox <joncox1...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Vlad Zahorodnii from comment #7) > The issue is linked to allowing X11 clients sniff keyboard events. If you > set the keyboard sniffing policy to "Never", the issue doesn't occur. Of course, but those of us with it on are using push to talk and similar functionality. > With the keyboard sniffing policy set to "Never", the X11 client will > receive no button press event after switching between virtual desktops. This is true, I was suggesting that perhaps the buttons being sent contribute to the focus stealing, perhaps some buttons are being sent that are not actually being used by users for this functionality. > With any other keyboard sniffing policy, the X11 client will receive a > button press event. Most toolkits attempt to activate themselves after > receiving a button press event. So what happens is that the x11 client > receives a button press event, it asks kwin to activate its window, since > the event has a valid timestamp and things as such, the activation request > should succeed. As the result, the window will also be raised. > > Not sure if it's an Xwayland bug. Do ALL buttons being sent to an app raise focus? Is it only a few buttons like Left, Right Mouse that do this? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
