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1.0.3-debian12 - CTRL-T/CTRL-SHIFT-F locks the xfce window/display manager #2398
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Does this happen also if you run the "find in multiple nodes" from the top menu search instead of via the keyboard shortcut? |
I will try to check it next weekend. What does "reset your keyboard shortcuts to default" mean? I don't have my own shortcuts set in cherrytree. I feel like this describes the same thing: |
Yes basically from the preferences dialog tab keyboard shortcuts there is the possibility to reset the keyboard shortcuts to the default value. Just for testing purpose. You can save your settings before that with File--Preferences--Export and restore later. |
Ok. |
Definitely could be the same of #2399 even though not clear yet, I will try and reproduce on a Debian12 VM |
I reinstalled version 1.0.3 and ran two tests.
In both cases, the problem described in the report occurred. I also performed an additional test on a fresh VM with D12. In this case, after the error occurred, I was logged out. |
I work on two monitors with resolutions:
And .xsession error:
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Many thanks @keypey I may have understood, I'll get back. |
Please try https://www.giuspen.net/software/cherrytree_1.0.3-2+10~Debian12_amd64.deb and report if the bug is fixed there |
I will install it and use this version during the workday. |
Throughout the day I used several different SQLite files, from: ~2000 to: ~6000 items. I think you've located the problem correctly. |
Many thanks @keypey ! |
After another two days, I can confirm with certainty that the error does not occur. |
Thanks @keypey I'll try and release v1.0.4 this evening, at the latest tomorrow |
Great!
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I'm not sure, what do you mean with search for icon? |
Ex. |
I see, I'll keep that in mind but have some features already in the queue first |
Fixed in v1.0.4 |
Version, Operative system
Describe the bug
Searching for headings (sometimes the first press): CTRL-T locks the window/display manager
All window frames disappear.
The system stops responding, all windows of all workspaces and separate monitors appear on the primary screen.
To Reproduce
Screenshots
I can't take a screenshot after pressing CTRL-T.
Workaround
Install the version cherrytree_1.0.2-2~Debian12_amd64.deb
In my case, in order not to lose data of other open applications, I do:
xfce4-panel -r
Additional information
Along with installing the new version (1.0.3) of cherrytree, I updated the packages.
I don't suspect it will have an impact - because version 1.0.2 works correctly - but I've attached a list of updated packages.
Thank YOU
Cherrytree is one of the primary programs I use.
Thank you for writing and your support with CherryTree.
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