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bug#40278: 27.0.90; Flickering in Windows 10
From: |
Nicolas Bértolo |
Subject: |
bug#40278: 27.0.90; Flickering in Windows 10 |
Date: |
Tue, 31 Mar 2020 13:10:01 -0300 |
> It's possible, but you need to turn on the "active window tracking"
> feature. There are tiny programs floating around that allow you to do
> that. With that feature turned on, focus follows the mouse, like on X
> Window system on Unix.
Thank you for the tip!
Here are my results:
Emacs frame partially covered by an Emacs frame: Nothing happens. Mouse input
does not seem to go anywhere.
Emacs frame partially covered by a Windows explorer window: Emacs scrolls
normally, that is, in my case there is some flickering. But nothing like what
happens with a child frame.
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- bug#40278: 27.0.90; Flickering in Windows 10, Nicolas Bértolo, 2020/03/31
- bug#40278: 27.0.90; Flickering in Windows 10, Eli Zaretskii, 2020/03/31
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Nicolas Bértolo <=