| 2020-08-23 04:40:26 |
Dan Martin |
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Symptom: With a Budgie panel position set to "Left" on the "primary" display, and another display that is arranged to the left of that primary display, dragging windows around the left display is impossible, as many parts of the display seem to be blocked. This doesn't happen if you move the position the same panel to the right, for a display to the right of the primary display, or top/bottom.
Steps to reproduce (using Ubuntu Budgie 20.04):
1) You have a multi-monitor setup, where there is at least one display to the left of the "primary" screen. I reproduced this with any combination of 2-4 screens, and on both 4k and 1080 resolutions.
2) You add a second panel and change it's position to "Left".
3) Drag any window into the left display and attempt to move it around the display.
I should mention my Budgie install is over the top of a standard Ubuntu with apt install ubuntu-budgie-desktop. It's showing version 10.5.1. |
Symptom: With a Budgie panel position set to "Left" on the "primary" display, and another display that is arranged to the left of that primary display, dragging windows around the left display is impossible, as many parts of the display seem to be blocked. This doesn't happen if you move the position the same panel to the right, for a display to the right of the primary display, or top/bottom.
Steps to reproduce:
1) You have a multi-monitor setup, where there is at least one display to the left of the "primary" screen. I reproduced this with any combination of 2-4 screens, and on both 4k and 1080 resolutions.
2) You add a second panel and change it's position to "Left".
3) Drag any window into the left display and attempt to move it around the display.
I should mention my Budgie install is over the top of a standard Ubuntu 20.04 with apt install ubuntu-budgie-desktop. It's showing version 10.5.1. |
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