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From the shell script, no application seems to be stealing focus ./focus_logger2.sh 2024-08-12 14:55:15.015 - ./focus_logger2.sh 2024-08-12 14:55:20.013 - gnome-shell 2024-08-12 14:55:21.056 - Scid - <clipbase> (game 0 / 0) 2024-08-12 14:55:35.397 - ./focus_logger2.sh (I came back manually to the terminal about the last log line This could also explain why changing the NVIDIA driver resolves the issue; it's not necessarily the driver itself but the updated system libraries that accompany it. This...

There is a start like this [...] (1723412291061) <FocusIn> .fdockmain (1723412291062) <FocusOut> from .fdockmain to .main.board (1723412291062) <FocusOut> from . to .main.board (1723412291062) <FocusIn> .main (1723412291064) <FocusIn> .main.board) Then I start making some moves (1723412291430) <ButtonRelease> .main.board.bd (focus: .main) (1723412291430) <FocusOut> from .main.board to .main (1723412292454) <FocusOut> from .main to (1723412293582) <FocusIn> . (1723412293582) <FocusIn> .fdockmain (1723412293583)...

There is a start like this [...] (1723412291061) <FocusIn> .fdockmain (1723412291062) <FocusOut> from .fdockmain to .main.board (1723412291062) <FocusOut> from . to .main.board (1723412291062) <FocusIn> .main (1723412291064) <FocusIn> .main.board) Then I start making some moves (1723412291430) <ButtonRelease> .main.board.bd (focus: .main) (1723412291430) <FocusOut> from .main.board to .main (1723412292454) <FocusOut> from .main to (1723412293582) <FocusIn> . (1723412293582) <FocusIn> .fdockmain (1723412293583)...

There is a start like this [...] (1723412291061) <FocusIn> .fdockmain (1723412291062) <FocusOut> from .fdockmain to .main.board (1723412291062) <FocusOut> from . to .main.board (1723412291062) <FocusIn> .main (1723412291064) <FocusIn> .main.board) Then I start making some moves (1723412291430) <ButtonRelease> .main.board.bd (focus: .main) (1723412291430) <FocusOut> from .main.board to .main (1723412292454) <FocusOut> from .main to (1723412293582) <FocusIn> . (1723412293582) <FocusIn> .fdockmain (1723412293583)...

There is a start like this [...] (1723412291061) <FocusIn> .fdockmain (1723412291062) <FocusOut> from .fdockmain to .main.board (1723412291062) <FocusOut> from . to .main.board (1723412291062) <FocusIn> .main (1723412291064) <FocusIn> .main.board) Then I start making some moves (1723412291430) <ButtonRelease> .main.board.bd (focus: .main) (1723412291430) <FocusOut> from .main.board to .main (1723412292454) <FocusOut> from .main to (1723412293582) <FocusIn> . (1723412293582) <FocusIn> .fdockmain (1723412293583)...

In theory, the video driver should not affect the keyboard/mouse focus, so maybe it is related to multiple displays? So far the bug has happened both with only one display, on the laptop with Debian 12, and on my other PC with OSes different than Ubuntu. It does not seem related to multiple displays. Also I don't think it's just a focus problem. There are probably at least some errors happening in the background, since the application also is sensibly slower when the bug happens (still usable in...

In theory, the video driver should not affect the keyboard/mouse focus, so maybe it is related to multiple displays? So far the bug has happened both with only one display, on the laptop with Debian 12, and on my other PC with OSes different than Ubuntu. It does not seem related to multiple displays. Also I don't think it's just a focus problem. There are probably a lot of errors happening in the background, since the application also is sensibly slower when the bug happens (still usable in regards...

I may have made some advancements in reproducibility. I used this virtual machine image (Ubuntu 22.04 LTS) on my Fedora 40, with VirtualBox 7.0.20, and I manually installed VirtualBox Tools beforehand and restarted (I guess that the image straight for VBox can also work for the purpose, but to clarify what I did exactly use), and the problem still appears. I attach a screenshot where tcl/main.tcl was modified adding the lines in the post, just for log purposes, but the problem appears even in the...