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Created attachment 1223081 [details] Reproduction in Action Description of problem: I noticed when debugging guake, a gtk2 program, that the mouse coordinates do no update when hovering over gtk3 windows. This causes a bug where the terminal does not open on the expected monitor. In the attached video hovering Chrome and Atom both update the mouse position; however, hovering over the desktop or gnome-terminal does not. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. sudo dnf install guake 2. start guake 3. hit F12 to show/hide 4. when hovering over a monitor with a gtk2 app, it will appear on the right display. When hovering over the desktop or a gtk3 app, it will use the last display you hovered over a gtk2 app. Actual results: Debugging with the logger revealed this line is the issue: x, y, _ = screen.get_root_window().get_pointer() It does not update mouse coordinates until you actually hover over a gtk2 app. Expected results: The coordinates should have updated to the x, y of the other monitor Additional info: See video
Clarification: This works as expected in X
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