random_jc
June 19th, 2014, 09:48 AM
Hi everybody,
When opening an application through a keyboard shortcut I defined (of the sort Ctrl+Alt+[some letter]), it often happens that the application is opened in a window that is kept in the background. The phenomenon happens every time with certain shortcuts (those pointing to thunderbird or firefox), never with others (custom shortcut for gnome-terminal in a specific folder), and "depends" with yet others (it seems that a shortcut to Gedit will pop up nicely in the foreground if gedit is closed, but otherwise will open a new document and keep the gedit window in the background ; that a shortcut to nautilus in a specific folder will open an "active" window if no other window was open, but will otherwise open a window in the background).
The phenomenon happens on two fresh installs of Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (a laptop and a desktop computers). It basically kills all the interest of defining efficient keyboard shortcuts. Does anyone know how to fix this?
Thanks.
When opening an application through a keyboard shortcut I defined (of the sort Ctrl+Alt+[some letter]), it often happens that the application is opened in a window that is kept in the background. The phenomenon happens every time with certain shortcuts (those pointing to thunderbird or firefox), never with others (custom shortcut for gnome-terminal in a specific folder), and "depends" with yet others (it seems that a shortcut to Gedit will pop up nicely in the foreground if gedit is closed, but otherwise will open a new document and keep the gedit window in the background ; that a shortcut to nautilus in a specific folder will open an "active" window if no other window was open, but will otherwise open a window in the background).
The phenomenon happens on two fresh installs of Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (a laptop and a desktop computers). It basically kills all the interest of defining efficient keyboard shortcuts. Does anyone know how to fix this?
Thanks.