In the past superkey has always taken focus in the Type to search field so I can just type. I don’t recall changing anything, but now Superkey opens the screen, but the Type to Search field is not in focus.
So now I have to go to the mouse and click the search field before I can type. I checked the keyboard shortcuts and I see the Launch options are greyed out. Please help.
Here is the strange thing: it has just fixed itself since I created this post.
It’s nice to have my superkey again, but I didn’t do anything to get it working again. So it fixes itself and goes faulty intermittently. This never happened under Gnome 42 and that is the only change I have made.
It also occasionally, adds extra characters in search. e.g. I type settings and I get sseeeeettingssss. It a USB Logitech keyboard, which I only had a month. When it does this weird behaviour it’s the same with the laptop keyboard. Then I reboot and the problem is solved for a few days. Strange huh. How to troubleshoot that?
Or more likely the conditions that cause it have not been revealed yet. Why I am always chasing projects when they dismiss it with “Not happening to me”.
Well it comes and goes, but it’s a real thing.
Pressing the superkey no longer gives focus to the search box, even though it’s configured that way; so I have to the box and then type. On occasions it starts stuttering: I type pika in the search box and it goes ppiiiikka
Yes it needs work. Yes it will get there. Yes I will wait.
We have a term for that, “Verschlimmbesserung”, meaning trying to improve while making things worse. This has been a constant with Gnome and KDE, as far as I’m concerned…
It’s not really a work around. A bad extension caused an issue. It’s not a gnome problem. It’s an Arcmenu problem. Please report the issue to the extension manager.
I checked it. After pressing the super key, if I start typing something, the search box appears. I also have quite a few Gnome extensions installed, but none of them affect this operation.