Description of problem: I'm trying out Fedora's wayland preview with Gnome. Intermittenly, switching between Chrome and gnome-terminal would cause a bunch of d's to be inputed into the terminal. This is not always reproducible. It only happens sometimes, but the behavior persists across reboots. Example: Switching to terminal, I get ddddddddddddddddddddd (continuously) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Chrome 43 Gnome 3.16 Fedora 22 How reproducible: Intermitten Steps to Reproduce: 1. Start Gnome wayland session 2. Switch back and forth between Chrome and gnome-terminal Actual results: Switch to terminal with constant 'd' input Expected results: Switch to terminal without any input Additional info: This phenomenon occurs when switching windows with alt-tab, super key, Activities corner, clicking, opening new terminal window. It seems to only effect gnome-terminal and not Chrome. If something like Vim happens to be opened in the terminal, it starts deleting every line in the file. That's not really a big deal though, since Vim has pretty good undo, but it's pretty alarming to see it happen.
I don't think the problem is specific to gnome-shell actually, I've seen similar issues with weston as well.
I guess this is a duplicate of Bug #1148203 - [Wayland][Gnome] Keyboard input handled twice on focus change This issue is present on wayland for most (or even all) applications, but can not always be reproduced.
#2 I don't think this is a duplicate of that issue. My gnome-terminal isn't receiving the same input as another window. It's consistently receiving a constant `dddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd`. And it is triggered by any focus change regardless of whether it was keyboard driven. * alt-tab * Activities * Click window * Hover (if mouse focus is enabled)
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