Jeremy Wootten

@hollyschilling Thanks for working on this! There are a few elementary repos containing examples of unit testing. Probably the simplest is in Calculator as it consists of only two files...

This sounds similar to the issue in Files that was addressed by https://github.com/elementary/files/pull/360. I think the reason for hardware keycodes was so that e.g. Russian keyboards which do not have...

What the PR indicated above is to check first for the ASCII letters 'X', 'C' and 'V' (whatever the layout). Then, if these have not been typed, it checks for...

@finetuned89 The quoted PR was reported to work by a Spanish Dvorak keyboard user so maybe there has been a regression since merging? Please file an issue against Files quoting...

I would ask that if a second window is opened automatically, then the existing window for that app is raised as well (but below the second window in z order)...

I am not seeing this on the master version of Terminal.

Nor on a reference stable installation (other than when the context menu is open of course)

Seems to be a "feature" of Granite.DynamicNotebook.

Recompiling Code (which also uses Granite DynamicNotebook) with TabBarBehavior.SINGLE produces the same issue. Either need to fix Granite or retire the "SINGLE" option in the Terminal settings.

I just tried it with Mate Terminal from Ubuntu Focal and the same issue *did* occur. So it looks like it is an issue with the Vte terminal widget. Maybe...