By the way, I've tested the support for the EntryActivateRequest and even if it's correctly handled if a window is in focus (i.e. pressing Alt+F on the terminal causes the menu to show in the right place), otherwise if you have this scenario: a maximized window in focus, and a restored window unfocused, when pressing Alt+F (or something, that will be managed by the focused window) gtk-window-decorator crashes.
This is the stacktrace I have: http://paste.ubuntu.com/859831/
Actually you should just ignore that signal if no decorated window is in focus.
Mostly it works, well.
By the way, I've tested the support for the EntryActivateRe quest and even if it's correctly handled if a window is in focus (i.e. pressing Alt+F on the terminal causes the menu to show in the right place), otherwise if you have this scenario: a maximized window in focus, and a restored window unfocused, when pressing Alt+F (or something, that will be managed by the focused window) gtk-window- decorator crashes.
This is the stacktrace I have: http:// paste.ubuntu. com/859831/
Actually you should just ignore that signal if no decorated window is in focus.