Emanuele Torre

> This makes bspwm completely unusable for me and I guess a lot others... dwm doesn't have this issue at all, maybe steal their code? lol Really unfortunate this hasn't...

> Is this really intended? Yes. > ``` > CYCLE_DIR := next | prev > ... > CYCLE_DIR > Selects the node in the given (cyclic) direction relative to >...

probably the same bug as #935; it has been fixed in the most recent commit: 1560df35be303807052c235634eb8d59415c37ff

Yeah, that seems to fix the issue. Thank you.

@nullchilly actually, this doesn't seem to be necessary: `flamshot gui` works just fine without the patch for me. Maybe `flameshot` has changed their problematic code in some recent releases; I...

Oh, the issue is that when you press `Esc` in `flameshot`, the focused node doesn't regain focus, I see. I thought the issue was just that `flameshot` wasn't showing up...

`flameshot` does not seem to trigger any `FOCUS_IN` event when you press escape.

(NB: some of these events are caused by [`dunst`](https://github.com/dunst-project/dunst) since `flameshot` sends notifications) These are the events that `bspwm` receives when I open `flameshot`: ``` CreateNotify CreateNotify CreateNotify ClientMessage ClientMessage...

Oh, sorry. `bspwm` doesn't subscribe for focus events for the root window. I got confused because the window showed up and I misunderstood the issue as the window not showing...

> **To Reproduce** In bspwm, open any tiled window, invoke flameshot, press esc, the tiled window doesn't get the focus back. I'm using the same version you are using: ```shell...