you will see that missing title bars has been around since Ubuntu 7.04 and
that it is a nvidia problem, not a Java problem. Java manages to trigger the
problem when it closes a window but Java isn't causing the problem.
In the above link they talk of changing the resolution size, which isn't the
case here. The proposed fix does help and I used it, but it doesn't solve
the problem.
If I could somehow try the experimental version, I would certainly check it
to see if there is an improvement. I've got Ubuntu 11.04 running on both my
desktop as well as my laptop and I see the problem on both systems.
Interestingly Unity-2D seems to help to the point where in Unity-2D I have
not yet seen the problem. Since Unity-2D doesn't use the nvidia driver, this
is another strong indication that the problem is with the nvidia driver, and
certainly not with Java.
Hi Fabio,
If you look at the link in the FAQ
http:// www.pendrivelin ux.com/ ubuntu- desktop- effects- fixing- the-missing- titlebar/
you will see that missing title bars has been around since Ubuntu 7.04 and
that it is a nvidia problem, not a Java problem. Java manages to trigger the
problem when it closes a window but Java isn't causing the problem.
In the above link they talk of changing the resolution size, which isn't the
case here. The proposed fix does help and I used it, but it doesn't solve
the problem.
If I could somehow try the experimental version, I would certainly check it
to see if there is an improvement. I've got Ubuntu 11.04 running on both my
desktop as well as my laptop and I see the problem on both systems.
Interestingly Unity-2D seems to help to the point where in Unity-2D I have
not yet seen the problem. Since Unity-2D doesn't use the nvidia driver, this
is another strong indication that the problem is with the nvidia driver, and
certainly not with Java.
Ilan