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2015-06-13 12:34:26 +0200
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This is not a proper answer, but I have managed to reproduce it so hopefully it may be possible to avoid this situation :)
To reproduce:
- In the multitasking view, longpress to show the close buttons of the active applications
- While the multitasking view is still in "close mode", open the event view with a swipe from the bottom
- Dismiss the event view
Eugenio
EDIT: Ok, I've managed to fix it. This is obviosuly unsupported by Jolla and may eat your favourite pet. But it works here. YMMV.
- Open
/usr/share/lipstick-jolla-home-qt5/main.qml
with your favourite text editor Line 88, inside the Connections
object:
onEventsPeekChanged: if (Lipstick.compositor.eventsPeek) desktop.closeApplicationEnabled = false
Change to:
onEventPeekChanged: if (Lipstick.compositor.eventPeek) desktop.closeApplicationEnabled = false
Restart lipstick and enjoy
- (Probably the same should be done in the onCloseApplicationEnabledChanged callback, but anyway this change fixed the bug for me, so... :) )
If there's enough interest I could create a patch incorporating this change.