Created attachment 684366 [details] screenshot of alt-tab stuck in the middle of my screen I don't know exactly what caused it, I alt tabbed at some point and the dialog that comes up with the icons of my active applications got stuck. So now to switch between applications I have to alt-tab to it and then click its icon. It wont automatically alt-tab. The super key to get into the overview mode still works but click on any of the applications doesn't work either. Since it is transparent I can still get a lot done with it, but it does take up a lot of my screen.
If I alt+~ I can get 2 dialogs at the same time, taking a screenshot doesn't capture that though.
This just happened again. Any word on what is happening or more information I should provide?
This just happened again. I really can't be kill gnome-session every day when I'm trying to work. This is horrible.
Just happened again. I've switched to killing gnome-shell and then re-running it.
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