Super + Left/Right not working when mouse is on rotated screen
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I observed following weird and annoying error:
When ever my mouse is on my rotated monitor (portrait mode) I can't use the shourtcut keys Super +→ / ← to tile my windows into halves. However Super +↑ / ↓ to (un)maximaze still work.
This behaviour doens't depend on the position of the actual window or on the screen the window was created on. For example if I open a terminal on my rotated screen and move it (with some keyboard shortcut) to the second (unrotated) monitor the shortcuts won't work. As soon as I move the mouse over too it works. When moving the mouse back to rotated monitor shortcuts won't work again. Same behaviour when I open a window on the normal monitor. When I put both monitors into landscape (=normal) mode shortcuts will work as expected. Is this a known bug? I didn't know what to search for so I would greatly appreciate any hint which could resolve my issue!
PS: I am using standard Ubuntu 18.04 with some shell extensions but the behaviour also occurs when disabling extensions completely.
18.04 keyboard shortcut-keys multiple-monitors
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I observed following weird and annoying error:
When ever my mouse is on my rotated monitor (portrait mode) I can't use the shourtcut keys Super +→ / ← to tile my windows into halves. However Super +↑ / ↓ to (un)maximaze still work.
This behaviour doens't depend on the position of the actual window or on the screen the window was created on. For example if I open a terminal on my rotated screen and move it (with some keyboard shortcut) to the second (unrotated) monitor the shortcuts won't work. As soon as I move the mouse over too it works. When moving the mouse back to rotated monitor shortcuts won't work again. Same behaviour when I open a window on the normal monitor. When I put both monitors into landscape (=normal) mode shortcuts will work as expected. Is this a known bug? I didn't know what to search for so I would greatly appreciate any hint which could resolve my issue!
PS: I am using standard Ubuntu 18.04 with some shell extensions but the behaviour also occurs when disabling extensions completely.
18.04 keyboard shortcut-keys multiple-monitors
asked Feb 9 at 16:32
v.tralalav.tralala
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I observed following weird and annoying error:
When ever my mouse is on my rotated monitor (portrait mode) I can't use the shourtcut keys Super +→ / ← to tile my windows into halves. However Super +↑ / ↓ to (un)maximaze still work.
This behaviour doens't depend on the position of the actual window or on the screen the window was created on. For example if I open a terminal on my rotated screen and move it (with some keyboard shortcut) to the second (unrotated) monitor the shortcuts won't work. As soon as I move the mouse over too it works. When moving the mouse back to rotated monitor shortcuts won't work again. Same behaviour when I open a window on the normal monitor. When I put both monitors into landscape (=normal) mode shortcuts will work as expected. Is this a known bug? I didn't know what to search for so I would greatly appreciate any hint which could resolve my issue!
PS: I am using standard Ubuntu 18.04 with some shell extensions but the behaviour also occurs when disabling extensions completely.
18.04 keyboard shortcut-keys multiple-monitors
asked Feb 9 at 16:32
v.tralalav.tralala
1213
I observed following weird and annoying error:
When ever my mouse is on my rotated monitor (portrait mode) I can't use the shourtcut keys Super +→ / ← to tile my windows into halves. However Super +↑ / ↓ to (un)maximaze still work.
This behaviour doens't depend on the position of the actual window or on the screen the window was created on. For example if I open a terminal on my rotated screen and move it (with some keyboard shortcut) to the second (unrotated) monitor the shortcuts won't work. As soon as I move the mouse over too it works. When moving the mouse back to rotated monitor shortcuts won't work again. Same behaviour when I open a window on the normal monitor. When I put both monitors into landscape (=normal) mode shortcuts will work as expected. Is this a known bug? I didn't know what to search for so I would greatly appreciate any hint which could resolve my issue!
PS: I am using standard Ubuntu 18.04 with some shell extensions but the behaviour also occurs when disabling extensions completely.
18.04 keyboard shortcut-keys multiple-monitors
18.04 keyboard shortcut-keys multiple-monitors
asked Feb 9 at 16:32
v.tralalav.tralala
1213
asked Feb 9 at 16:32
v.tralalav.tralala
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asked Feb 9 at 16:32
v.tralalav.tralala
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asked Feb 9 at 16:32
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