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[Marco Trevisan (Treviño) <mail@xxxxxxxxx>]

** Description changed:

  As per the smart-scopes work and per the fix for lp:1189088, it has been
  introduced a regression that caused unity to wait 500ms after the user a
  clicked over an application icon before activating it.
  
  Basically unity waits for a possible double click on every dash icon,
  and this slows down the activation of application icons using the mouse.
  
  1) Press Super+A
  2) Click over an application icon to launch it
  
  Expected result:
  3) The dash closes immediately and the app is launched
  
  Actual result:
- 3) The dash is kept open for 500ms (or slightly more) and finally it launches the application
+ 3) The dash is kept open for 500ms (or slightly more) and finally it launches the
+    application
  
+ The same happens in the command scope (that you can see by pressing Alt+F2).
  This makes the unity dash look slower in launching an app.

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Title:
  Launching an application by clicking in dash results is artificially
  slowed down (by 500ms)

Status in Unity:
  In Progress
Status in Unity 7.2 series:
  In Progress
Status in unity package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  As per the smart-scopes work and per the fix for lp:1189088, it has
  been introduced a regression that caused unity to wait 500ms after the
  user a clicked over an application icon before activating it.

  Basically unity waits for a possible double click on every dash icon,
  and this slows down the activation of application icons using the
  mouse.

  1) Press Super+A
  2) Click over an application icon to launch it

  Expected result:
  3) The dash closes immediately and the app is launched

  Actual result:
  3) The dash is kept open for 500ms (or slightly more) and finally it launches the
     application

  The same happens in the command scope (that you can see by pressing Alt+F2).
  This makes the unity dash look slower in launching an app.

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