Description of problem: When I use touchpad and I'm moving over the gnome-panel minimalists windows list of currently open application - the windows start to check the focus and reopen in big speed - I assume it the reaction for the 'left-right' movement on the touchpad and it can be seen that windows list buttons are moved left/right with its highligh - I assume it if could be a nice feature if used with keyboard - but it's rather unpleasant experience with the touchpad - so as for firefox - I'd like to see the options to disable such behavior for horizontal movement. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-panel-2.20.1-4.fc9 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1.with the touchpad - move over some window button in gnome panels 2.start to move at the bottom of touchpad (if properly configured, it should supply horizontal movement X-events) 3.see that other windows starts to be opened on screen Actual results: Windows are opened and left opened (which someone might like/prefer) Expected results: With the bool configure option I'd like to be able to disable this behavior and movement on the panel via touchpad would not open every window there. Additional info:
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