Tassilo Horn wrote:
Andrea Crotti<address@hidden> writes:
Hi Andrea,
>/ Using gnome3 with the gnome shell on archLinux and a self-compiled/
>/ version of emacs 24 compiled against gtk3, pressing Ctrl-z on the/
>/ emacs makes it unusable./
I've unset C-z, but that's `suspend-frame', right? If I do
M-x suspend-frame RET
(or C-z in emacs -Q) the emacs frame is minimized, and I can get it back
via the GNOME 3 Overview or the application switcher. It's as usable as
it was before. So it seems to work just as expected.
I have the same problem that Andrea had. If I use C-z (or M-x
suspend-frame) then
(1) the window is minimized
(2) I can get it back by clicking on the emacs icon in the overview
(3) the menus work, but I cannot enter or edit any text any more.
+ I can even select checkboxes in the menus, and I can save the file
from the "File" menu.
+ However, the text-entry area is frozen.
- The scroll-bar will not scroll.
- I can right-click on the text-entry area and change the current buffer
from *scratch* to *Messages*, but the status bar is not updated to
reflect the changes to *Messages*. Interestingly, the 'Lisp-interaction'
menu item disappears, so I think that the buffer really is changed to
*Messages*, but the buffer is just not displayed.
If I click on the minimize button on the frame decoration, emacs is
minimized, and is usable after the emacs icon is clicked on again.
Using -Q makes no difference.
I'm using emacs 23.3 and gnome-shell 3.2.1.
Did you attempt to enter any text after you "got it back"? If so, then
perhaps this means that emacs 24 does not suffer from this problem.
-BenRI