GNU bug report logs - #20747
24.4; emacs24 seems to become unresponsive after having been iconised

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From: enno <enno.vet <at> gmx.net>
To: Stefan Kangas <stefan <at> marxist.se>
Cc: 20747 <at> debbugs.gnu.org, mbork <at> mbork.pl
Subject: Re: bug#20747: 24.4; emacs24 seems to become unresponsive after
 having been iconised
Date: Tue,  1 Oct 2019 22:45:43 +0200 (CEST)

>>>>> "Stefan Kangas" == Stefan Kangas <stefan <at> marxist.se> writes:
    >  enno <enno.vet <at> gmx.net> writes:
    >> [...] the problem is partly still present:
    >> Emacs doesn't react to keyboard entries after having been
    >> minimized via C-z [...]
    >
    > Thanks for reporting back.  Can you reproduce this when running
    > "emacs -Q"?

Slight difference:
Emacs doesn't react to keyboard entries after having been minimized via C-z BUT C-x C-f then goes into the minibuffer to find a file (without the -Q option it opens a gtk open file dialog).  And after switching buffers, see see, the keyboard entries all of a sudden are there in the previous (formerly 'blocked') buffer.

    > Could you give a detailed recipe for how to
    > reproduce it?

Launch (|call|execute|run) emacs under xorg, type C-z (that is in emacs-talk: hold control key and press z key--this is supposed to minimize emacs into a symbol tray status or suchlike).  Then hit M-tab (hold Alt (|Meta) key and press Tab key once, this is supposed I suppose in most window managers to switch to the most recent other window, so it should bring the minimized emacs back to front and focus).  Hit keys sdfghjk (or whatever)--nothing happens in the buffer, it looks as if emacs was hung, and so it was in the past when I first posted this bug report.

    > Could you please also say which window manager you are using?

enlightenment, in version 0.22.4

    > Best regards, Stefan Kangas

Hope this helps, anyway the problem is negligible now i guess.

Brgds, enno.

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