WebStorm: After opening another workspace/window can't type in editor LINUX - text-editor

Okay so I have this problem(which strange enough also happens within idea ide) that when I change between workspaces/windows, I suddenly(when changing back to the webstorm editor) can't enter text anymore.
This forces me to restart the application.
Is there a way to fix this without restarting the application each time again?

I have this bug in Ubuntu 13.10.
The workaround I have come up with is to kill ibus-daemon
killall ibus-daemon

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VS Code "Start without debugging" stopped working

As of today my VS Code (ver. 1.69.1) started acting funny.
Yesterday I could open a python script, click "Run without debugging" and the script would run fine.
Today, every time I try to run the script I get no output in the terminal and the start stop relaunch toolbar at the top appears for just a second before disappearing.
As I said, I get no messages, no errors or warnings. Has anyone experienced this too?
Thanks for the help!
Same experience. A regular PC restart didn't help. Then I turned off the PC and after turning it on the problem disappeared! I don't know, I felt like a shaman.

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Is there anything I can change in a config file or something to fix it?
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I am working on this node.js application using Visual Studio Code IDE. Everytime I run this application, it is attaching a debugger (which takes around 2-5 seconds) and then executing the application.
So, my issue is everytime if I modify some code (or a simple variable name) and execute the program, it takes this much time to see the output even though I haven't set any breakpoints.
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You can find it in the command palette under the name "Debug: Start without Debugging"
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Screenshot of the terminal's dropdown
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consider passing the option below on settings.json
"debug.javascript.autoAttachFilter": "onlyWithFlag"
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Ubuntu 10.04 Update Manager freezes

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I don't really care that it went off of support but the window that Ubuntu is showing to tell me this fact is freezing up, and it keeps launching more and more copies of Update manager to tell me this fact.
Including a screenshot of the message. When I click close it just freezes and I have to manually kill the process, but then it comes back later. Any suggestion on how I remove the warning?
So I should have googled better.
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