Description of problem: In full screen mode (F11), property subtitle (aka "comment on image") disappears when hitting some irrelevant keys (eg. ctrl, shift, dot "."). Is there any reason the property subtitle should disappear when hitting keys that are not defined in full screen mode? Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gthumb-2.10.10-3.fc10 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. in gthumb, hit F11 (full screen mode) 2. Click on "Properties" button or "i" key to bring up property subtitle. 3. hit ctrl key (or shift, or dot "." key). Actual results: property subtitle disappears. Expected results: property subtitle should remain on. Additional info: In gthumb-2.10.10/src/gth-fullscreen.c, the method viewer_key_press_cb() has a big switch stmt: switch (gdk_keyval_to_lower (event->keyval)) { ... default: if (priv->comment_visible) hide_comment_on_image (fullscreen); which is the reason 'ctrl' key hide property subtitle. Do we really need to hide the comment window because user entered a key not recognized by gthumb?
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This same bug is in F11 also. Change Version to F11.
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This same bug is in F12 also. Change Version to F12.
I guess there is no hope for this request to be implemented. Close bug.