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where we don't have any window in focus, and press F12, these sections aren't produced. If we change workspace in Gnome Shell to an empty one, i.e.

I have highlighted the more interesting sections in bold. no-startup-script argument defined, so don't execute the startup script When pressing F12 a couple of times to reveal and hide Guake with a window in focus we get the following output: dev.sh, we will get additional terminal output when pressing F12. If we uncomment the 21st line in keybinder.c and recompile it by running. This is what I tried, and it did not make any difference. Pass NULL for window to get all events for all windows, instead of events for a specific window. Reading the documentation for gdk_window_add_filter we find: As it is being called now, it does it with the root window gdk_get_default_root_window (). In the file keybinder.c during the initialization it calls gdk_window_add_filter, where the first parameter is a window and the second parameter is a function that will be called for each event produced in the window. However, I believe the problem resides in the globalhotkeys C code. Sadly I haven't managed to fix the problem. I hope this extra information is useful :) It seems that I am not the only person that has/will have this problem Hope this helps you reproduce the bug on a environment similar to your dev env. If you start Firefox and press F12 in Firefox, Guake pops up but if Firefox is closed it does not. leave all applications closed except for guake in the background and press 'F12'.

logout from the menu and login back selecting Wayland like in this image (leave the password empty).

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Sudo apt-get update & apt-get install -y gnome-session-wayland & apt-get install -y guake

connect to the Internet, open a terminal and run.

I managed to reproduce the bug on a Ubuntu Gnome 15.04 beta1 live USB. Making a Gnome Virtual Machine with both VirtualBox and Gnome Boxes failed.

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