Hello,
I had this problem for a long time now, but now I found one way to reproduce it. When you try to move a window around there are some situations that when you release the mouse button, the window keeps following the window.
Using alt-tab releases the window but the mouse does not return to the default state, the one with the arrow.
I managed to get this problem reproduced by moving the SMPlayer from the black area at the bottom, which does not belong to the window manager, as seen here http://i.imgur.com/av1LOmD.png
I know that it sound not be wm's problem, but killing xfwm4 releases the mouse and the window if it is stuck with the pointer and running the xfwm from the start, everything is fine.
I know that there is a bug tracker, but it takes time right now that I am not able to spend to see how to file a bug report.
system: the latest debian testing
xfce4.12.2
xfwm4.12.3-1
smplayer14.9.0
Hello, I had this problem for a long time now, but now I found one way to reproduce it. When you try to move a window around there are some situations that when you release the mouse button, the window keeps following the window. Using alt-tab releases the window but the mouse does not return to the default state, the one with the arrow. I managed to get this problem reproduced by moving the SMPlayer from the black area at the bottom, which does not belong to the window manager, as seen here http://i.imgur.com/av1LOmD.png
I know that it sound not be wm's problem, but killing xfwm4 releases the mouse and the window if it is stuck with the pointer and running the xfwm from the start, everything is fine. I know that there is a bug tracker, but it takes time right now that I am not able to spend to see how to file a bug report. system: the latest debian testing xfce4.12.2 xfwm4.12.3-1 smplayer14.9.0