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GNOME's alt+tab doesn't work for 1-2 minutes after emacs-everywhere finishing #80

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whatacold opened this issue Apr 11, 2024 · 3 comments
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whatacold commented Apr 11, 2024

I'm using emacs-everywhere on GNOME on X11, and I noticed that GNOME's
alt+tab doesn't work for a period, like 1-2 minutes.

Haven't figure out what's the problem, but it can be worked around by
defining a dummy paste command:
(setq emacs-everywhere-paste-command (list "echo" "hello"))

The cost is that we need to press ctrl+v manually afterwards.

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Hmm, with a second look, we can directly disable it by:
(setq emacs-everywhere-paste-command nil)

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That is weird 😕, unfortunately I don't have any answers either here.

@tecosaur tecosaur added what on earth is happening here? I have no clue. Send help. Linux The right choice labels Apr 11, 2024
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Maybe I'll investigate this if I have more time at hand.

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