I'm using the following configuration:Ubuntu 11.10 x64Awesome Window Manager v3.4.10 Gnome 3.2...and I got the following problem:Every time I click on the empty space in a menubar or toolbar in a Gtk application (like Nautilus, GEdit), mouse clicks don't work any more. Sometimes it also happens after clicking a resize grip (See this bug report).I'm still able to move the mouse cursor, but clicking and scrolling doesn't have any effect.All keyboard actions work as before, e.g. I can switch desktops with Mod4-Left / Mod4-Right, type in text boxes or switch the active window with Mod4-j/k.When I close the application where I did the killing click, everything works perfectly as before.This is especially annoying when it happened in Nautilus as I have to killall nautilus to make it work again, which kills the desktop as well.Does anybody have the same problem, and is there any bugfix around?EDITI found this item in the Ubuntu Bug tracker which describes exactly this misbehavior. As far as I understand, they want to release the bugfix in the next Ubuntu version, 12.04. Is there a chance to get the update earlier? Do I have to compile Gtk myself, if yes, how to do this?Note: I asked this, less specific, here
Clicking on Gtk apps menu bar kills mouse
gnome;mouse;gtk;awesome