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## Known Issues ## Known Issues
**PREFACE**: These issues are a result of implementation semantics, or regressions rather, with Cinnamon's Window Manager called Muffin (which is a fork of Mutter from the Gnome Desktop). From the debugging which has been done so far, there doesn't appear to be a problem with the present applet code. Feel free to correct or challenge this assertion. **PREFACE**: These issues are a result of implementation semantics, or regressions rather, with Cinnamon's Window Manager called Muffin (which is a fork of Mutter from GNOME). From the debugging which has undertaken thus far, there doesn't appear to be a problem with the present applet code. Feel free to correct or challenge this assertion.
- Muffin introduces a regression on the focus event signal (notify::focus). Swapping focus between windows on independent displays with identical attributes will fail to trigger this event; which thereby results in this applet failing to reappear for additional instances handling identical, duplicate windows after a change of focus (e.g. a duplicate, maximised window being unminimised). A workaround is to arbitrarily trigger the focus event by inputting SUPER to trigger the user menu or clicking vacant space on the desktop. An alternate workaround involves changing the Window focus mode under Windows->Behaviour in System Settings to an option other than "Click". - Muffin introduces a regression on the focus event signal (notify::focus). Swapping focus between windows on independent displays with identical attributes will fail to trigger this event; which thereby results in this applet failing to reappear for additional instances handling identical, duplicate windows after a change of focus (e.g. a duplicate, maximised window being unminimised). A workaround is to arbitrarily trigger the focus event by inputting SUPER to trigger the user menu or clicking vacant space on the desktop. An alternate workaround involves changing the Window focus mode under Windows->Behaviour in System Settings to an option other than "Click".
- Applying a new theme CSS through the applet requires Cinnamon to be restarted. (Ctrl+Alt+ESC). - Applying a new theme CSS through the applet requires Cinnamon to be restarted. (Ctrl+Alt+ESC).