On Sun, Jan 21, 2007, Aaron Small wrote: > I believe you are correct, I use the ion3 window manager (Version > 20061223-1). > When using a different window manager, the problem doesn't occur. How > can I tell if this is actually an ion3 or a gtk problem?
I would say the window manager should be clever enough not to mess up with any X11 apps, but it might turn out to be a bad behavior of Gtk. I am likely to suppose ion3 is the culprit, but I didn't find any other bug report. Perhaps you have a special ion3 configuration? Does the default configuration work any better? Perhaps this is covered in the ion3 documentation? Are you using a special Gtk input method? I'm Cc:ing the ion3 maintainer, perhaps he has a clue on what is going wrong. -- Loïc Minier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
