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Do you use the default config options?
Mark
I missed this basic step, sorry.
After commenting out all entries in preferences file and then
uncommenting entry by entry, turns out that critical is AutoHideDelay=0.
Minimal preferences file to reproduce at my Debian sid:
###
TaskBarAutoHide=1
AutoHideDelay=0
###
Taskbar disapperars "on click" not "zero units of time after the mouse
goes out from it". Is this intended behaviour?
Practical workaround is set the delay to 1.
Regards
Tomasz
#include <hallo.h>
* arctgx [Tue, Jan 05 2010, 02:33:51AM]:
> Right-click context menu on taskbar is accessible only on narrow
> space between window space and icon tray.
I cannot reproduce the original problem either. With
TaskBarAutoHide=1
AutoHideDelay=0
it behaves as expected if you don't click.
However I see another issue with quite opposite symptoms: sometimes if I
click on the task bar it does not hide. However, after doing some other
actions with the taskbar it starts working again. I still haven't
figured out what exactly is needed to reproduce it.
Regards,
Eduard.
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in version 1.3.6-1 I cannot reproduce hiding taskbar. Right-click on
free taskbar space gives expected menu.
Now I see another strange behaviour: taskbar hides only if
touches/covers any window and mouse pointer leave it in the area of
touching/covering. See video recording on
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDC91BF9LiU (on that channel, I put also
video related to bug #564296 -
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=564296).
Regards
Tomasz
arctgx wrote:
> in version 1.3.6-1 I cannot reproduce hiding taskbar.
This is out of date, I merged by mistake mail draft from yesterday with
current. Maybe yesterday I worked with windows touching the taskbar.
Current behaviour is illustrated by videos. I'm sorry for confussion.