Wrong placement when restoring minimized windows

[dresnu]

The title pretty much explains the issue. If I minimize a window which is maximized and I then click on its unity launch bar icon in order to restore it the restored window has the correct dimensions (those of a maximized one) but it is misplaced. In particular it extends under the launch bar on the upper left corner leaving some empty space on the bottom and right part of the monitor. Every time I have to use Alt + Left Click in order to move it back in place.

ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
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Date: Wed Apr 25 19:01:38 2012
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[dresnu (dresnu)]

This is what I'm talking about. This is the position of the window after restoring

[cmc302a (cmolina11)]

I can confirm sam e behavior on my system. It did'nt affect me until a recent software update, maybe two weeks ago.

[cmc302a (cmolina11)]

After messing around a little bit, it seems that the issue only manifests itself on unity, but not unity 2d or gnome. Also, the issue doesn't reproduce when minimizing using ctr+super+D (show desktop / minimize all windows). When using this key combination instead of the minimize button of the window, window size is appropriately restored. Anyone know what the difference is between minimizing using key combos or the minimize button?

[cmc302a (cmolina11)]

Updates to unity 5.18.00. After update, issue is no longer present.

[Seth Johnson (sethj)]

Thank you for taking the time to report this bug. We have tried to recreate this on the latest release of Ubuntu and cannot reproduce it. This bug is being marked as Invalid. If you believe the problem to still exist in the latest version of Ubuntu please comment on why that is the case and change the bug status to NEW.