1. Open ccsm and xterm, both maximized, on a workspace of their own. 2. Use "Application Switcher" to switch between xterm and ccsm; be sure to release alt+tab fairly quickly. 3. Notice how xterm blinks when it gains focus. Notice how ccsm *sometimes* blinks when it gains focus. 4. Also do <alt><tab/><wait duration='3s'/></alt>, and notice how the windows still blink. 5. With xterm focused, do <alt><tab/><tab/></alt> to move focus from xterm to xterm, with the switcher popup resting over ccsm for a short while. Notice how the windows never blink when releasing alt. Now use "Static Application Switcher" instead. Notice how xterm *sometimes* blinks. The rest should be the same. This doesn't look nice [and is reason enough to change this]. I think epileptics are mostly affected by *repeated* and *periodic* blinkenlights, but [due to a lack of knowledge] I can imagine [probably incorrectly] that this may make compiz unacceptable to use for some of them. (version: 1:0.7.8-0ubuntu4)
Mass closure: This bug has been untouched for more than six years, and is not obviously still valid. Please reopen this bug or file a new report if you continue to experience issues with current releases.
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