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Tilda don't hide after something been typed in terminal

Open dmitryvakulenko opened this issue 9 years ago • 4 comments

  1. Open tilda (it doesn't matter which key use for it)
  2. Type something
  3. Hit key to hide tilda
  4. Nothing. Tilda window is still showed. Only one thing changed - if cursor was block it become empty, looks like terminal window isn't active.

OS: Ubuntu 16.04

dmitryvakulenko avatar Apr 22 '16 22:04 dmitryvakulenko

What option do you have in preferecences/general/non-focus pull up behaviour?

Does it always happen?

voidplayer avatar May 06 '16 16:05 voidplayer

Sorry, I removed Ubuntu 16.04 because of several bugs. Can't reproduce bug right now.

dmitryvakulenko avatar May 16 '16 19:05 dmitryvakulenko

I updated my system to Mint 18 recently. There are same behavior.

But you was right - option's "non-focus pull up behaviour" value was "Focus terminal". Changing it to "Hide terminal" resolved trouble.

But I can't hide Tilda with selected "Focus terminal".

dmitryvakulenko avatar Jul 15 '16 11:07 dmitryvakulenko

Having same trouble on Linux Mint 19.3

rmad1717 avatar Jan 24 '20 01:01 rmad1717