On Thursday 20 April 2006 17:03, Justin Pryzby wrote:
> I would suggest to use some window manager which supports "shading", 
> and then you can avoid the "mouse" events      
> and only send a single "focus" event, then some keyboard activity,
> then an "unfocus" to kill strace.
>
> BTW, does it really never work?

Yes, most of the times when I start firefox it works ok. After that, for me on 
a random moment (minutes to an hour), it freezes. If I close firefox and 
start it over again, it stays frozen from the start.

Occasionally it's frozen right from the start.

> Could you give some indication when this happens, are you interacting
> with the window; how so?  Is there any possibility that some other
> widget is grabbing the keyboard focus, as in #281859 or #291737?

The description of the #291737 bug is similar to my problem.
In the frozen state, cut and paste works with the mouse from text entered in a 
konsole for instance, the location field can then be edited.

Also, in the frozen state, for instance a link is not clickable, but opening 
in a new tab/window can be done by the mouse right menu.

I will try two things now, as I'm really happy with firefox compared to the 
other browsers:

1. I'll test it in an testing release on an other Athlon I have.
2. I'll test it in an new installation of Debian testing on a spare disc 
partition on the problematic machine.

and maybe 3rd, if you're interested, I could give you an account to test it 
yourself on my problematic Athlon.

Thanks for helping,
Bert


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