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[Omer Akram <om26er@xxxxxxxxxx>]

*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 627195 ***
    https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/627195

** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 627195
   many apps are unfocused when they are raised from MessagingMenu or SoundMenu

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Title:
  "Show Rhythmbox" in app indicator sometimes shows Rhythmbox in
  background

Status in “rhythmbox” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Binary package hint: rhythmbox

  The "Show Rhythmbox" in the application indicator should open the
  Rhythmbox window (it it's closed), bring it to forefront and give it
  the focus. However, sometimes appears below the currently focused
  window and without focus.

  Ubuntu release: Ubuntu lucid (development branch) 10.04 (up to date)
  Package: rhythmbox
  Package version: 0.12.8-0ubuntu1

  Steps to reproduce:

  1) Open two nautilus windows
  2) Open Rhythmbox, it appears on top and focused
  3) Close Rhtyhmbox window
  4) Focus on one of the nautilus windows
  5) Click on "Show Rhythmbox" on the application indicator

  Expected behavior:

  6) Rhythmbox should appear on top of both windows and focused.

  Actual behavior:

  7) Rhythmbox appears below the currently focused nautilus windows and
  unfocused.

  I realize that focus issues are tricky, e.g. focus stealing issues get
  on my nerves, but in this case I believe Rhythmbox should appear on
  top and focused, as it was invoked directly by the user and no other
  window got focus after this invokation. This issue is more apparent
  when the currently focused window is maximized, as Rhythmbox will be
  completely hidden behind it and only clue about its location would be
  its pulsating button in the task bar.

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