I'm using a dual-head Xorg (7.0.23) X session with xfce as DE. I minimise a window in screen 1, then right-mouseclick the icon on my desktop to request the icon-menu. It does appear, but not at the point one would suspect. The menu pops up in the middle of screen 0. I tracked it down to xfdesktop_window_icon_menu_popup() (xfdesktop-window-icon.c) and I think there needs to be a GtkMenuPositionFunc argument supplied to the gtk_menu_popup() function to specify in which screen the menu should appear. I'm using version 2.8.20-1 of libgtk2.0 that comes with the unstable distribution of Debian GNU/Linux
Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Create window in screen 1 (the second screen) 2.Minimise the window 2.Right-mouse-click the icon on the desktop Actual Results: Menu shows in screen 0 (the first screen) Expected Results: Menu should appear in screen 1 at the mouse pointer position glib 2.12.3-2
No, it probably just needs a gtk_menu_set_screen()...
Ok, should be fixed in svn now.
Confirmed. Thanks