| 2014-03-03 23:55:50 |
Paul |
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Ubuntu 14.04 trusty, compiz 1:0.9.11+14.04.20140218-0ubuntu1. Four workspaces configured in a 2x2 grid.
To reproduce: Start several applications with non-fullscreen windows, e.g. gnome-terminal. Once there are several of these windows, compiz will create new ones overlapping existing windows.
Expected result: All windows not larger than the workspace should be placed entirely within the workspace.
Problem: New overlapping windows' lower and right borders will be beyond the lower and right edges of the workspace. This hides parts of the windows and messes with Alt+Tab in other workspaces.
Cause: Windows are being placed up to 2 pixels too far to the right and 29 pixels too far down. This corresponds to the size of the window border: 1 pixel left, right, and bottom, and 28 pixels top. So it looks like the positioning code is not taking into account the border when placing the windows. |
Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty, compiz 1:0.9.11+14.04.20140218-0ubuntu1. Four workspaces configured in a 2x2 grid.
To reproduce: Start several applications with non-fullscreen windows, e.g. gnome-terminal. Once there are several of these windows, compiz will create new ones overlapping existing windows.
Expected result: All windows not larger than the workspace should be placed entirely within the workspace, as in Ubuntu 13.10.
Problem: New overlapping windows' lower and right borders will be beyond the lower and right edges of the workspace. This hides parts of the windows and messes with Alt+Tab in other workspaces.
Cause: Windows are being placed up to 2 pixels too far to the right and 29 pixels too far down. This corresponds to the size of the window border: 1 pixel left, right, and bottom, and 28 pixels top. So it looks like the positioning code is not taking into account the border when placing the windows. |
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