Re: Xfce drop-down terminal stays on previous workspace

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On 6/27/19 2:41 PM, Miro Hrončok wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I think that my xfce4-terminal dropdown started to act weirdly.
>
>  1. drop down (by a keyboard shortcut)
>  2. move to a different workspace (by a keyboard shortcut)
>
> Before: the drop down terminal "stays with you"
>
> Now: the drop down terminal stays on previous workspace, invoking the
> drop down keyboard shortcut does nothing, you need to go back to the
> previous worksapce, roll up, move to a new workspace, drop down.
>
> Has anybody noticed similar behavior change? Is it a regression or is
> this somewhat configurable?
>

I do not see this. I tried two appraoches

(1) Leave the drop-down terminal open and switch workspace (either by
rolling mouse wheel or keyboard shortcut).

The drop-down follows me.

(2) I exited the drop-down terminal and re-opened in a new workspace.
Followed me to the new workspace.

Since I have a multi-monitor setup, I did an additional check. I
activated "Move to monitor with pointer". Drop-down terminal does follow
the mouse pointer to different monitor(s).

As far as I can tell, there does not seem to be an option to enforce
what you are observing ...

Any inkling on what could have caused this? Can you reproduce this on a
different system perhaps?