Unable to close the windows application using the touch screen. Example Thunderbird, Firefox, VLC cannot be closed by touch on the sceen. File browser Files works fine. After switching on Gnome Gnome xorg everything works as it should. Working with Asus Transformer BookFlip TP200 How reproducible: Open up any application, try to close it by touch screen. Actual results: Window cannot be closed by touch on the screen. Additional info: Files, Application store can be closed without problems.
I confirm this is still the case from a Dell XPS 9650. On firefox closing a window is impossible with touch Opening and closing tabs is not a problem though
Confirmed with Rawhide Fedora-Workstation-Live-x86_64-Rawhide-20170421.n.0 and a Dell Venue 11 tablet. Seems to affect almost all GTK applications. However, I realized that LibreOffice is working perfectly.
Just noticed some weird behavior: when I boot rawhide in wayland, all window controls are not working (e.g. for firefox): 1. Afterwards I log out and login as "gnome under xorg". Surprisingly all window controls are working for firefox. 2. However if I reboot completely and am automatically logged in afterwards as "gnome under xorg", window controls are again no longer working. I can only repeat 1. and I can use window controls for this session if I don't reboot. Anyone who can confirm this strange behavior?
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