I'm working on a neat project involving a bunch of touchscreens running off of one Linux box (the screens are kiosks for a music store). The one problem I am having is a mouse focus issue. How can I make it so the first click on a button on a window that isn't in focus still clicks the button (rather than the first click only bringing the window to focus without registering a button click)? What happens is this... if someone tries to click a button on a touchscreen, but the application on that screen isn't the active focus window, the first touch [like a mouse click] first makes the window the focus window and that first click event isn't received as a button click... but a second touch will click the button. Then if someone touches a button on a different touchscreen, that first touch is ignored again because it just makes the window active, and only the second touch actually clicks the button... So the two users are effectively having to click buttons twice for anything to happen if they are both clicking buttons at the same time. Help! I'm currently running Fedora Linux with Gnome / Metacity and the application that is being clicked on is Opera... but I'm willing to change window managers or applications if needed to make this work. -- Best regards, oregon _______________________________________________ gnome-list mailing list gnome-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-list
