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Description of problem: I have a keyboard shortcut ctrl+alt+T to start terminator, configured in the gnome keyboard settings panel (under custom shortcuts). Until including terminator-0.98-4.fc25.noarch, a terminator window would be in the foreground and focused when started. With the recent update to 1.90-5.fc25.noarch, the windows are all now in the background and need additional an alt-tab switch to be focused. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 1.90-5.fc25.noarch How reproducible: Set up a shortcut to launch terminator or run "sleep 3; terminator &" and quickly switch to another window, like Firefox. Terminator will launch in the background. Additional info: gnome-terminal doesn't have this issue so if it is to do with the focus-stealing-prevention there seems to be a way to avoid it.
I experience the same issue as Peter + I noticed different odd behaviour. When I have open terminator on one workspace and I try to open different instance of terminator on second workspace the active workspace is switched to the one with terminator already running and when I go back to the workspace I've tried to open new terminator from there is new shell.
There is a number of workarounds according to https://bugs.launchpad.net/terminator/+bug/1508531 1) adding this: [global_config] dbus = False to your config file (~/.config/terminator/config) 2) Adding -u option to your shortcut launcher (this may apparently increase resource consumption) 3) Downgrading to version 0.98 I've tried 1 and 2 and both seem to work.
Can you confirm this issue has been fixed with the latest update to 1.91?
*** Bug 1426336 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
yep, fixed in terminator-1.91-2.fc25.noarch, thanks