"Click to raise" and composite manager

[Michael Rex]

Hi Cathal,

I've been testing the settings some more and this is what I found out:

When I set "Focus policy" to "Click to Focus" everything works as expected, 
when I set it to any of the other options the problem mentioned before 
appears again.

When I press the Win key and click in a window it is properly raised, even 
with one of the other focus options selected (is Win+Click supposed to have 
some special meaning?)

I can't seem to reproduce it on this system, but when I tried another one with 
the same settings I could raise a window by clicking anywhere in it while the 
window was still fading in. After it was completely visible clicking anywhere 
to raise it wouldn't work there, too.

What settings do you want to know? I have set it up as "Focus policy" 
== "Click to Raise", "Auto raise" and "Delay focus" deselected and "Click 
raise active window" selected. Do you need to know anything else?

Thanks for your help,

Michael

On Wednesday 01 November 2006 22:41, Cathal O'Brien wrote:
> Hi Michael,
>
> I see what you mean. I set up focus and default translucency settings but
> still everything worked as expected. Clicking anywhere within a backround
> window brought it forward, maybe post your exact settings and I ca see if I
> can replicate. Maybe then you could file a bug report. But from what I can
> see their was no issues for me.
>
> Maybe you could set up the auto focus to a perticular time setting that
> suites your needs?
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