[Bug 364921] Re: Maximized windows disappear
Gabriele Tassoni
gabriele.tassoni at email.it
Thu Apr 23 18:41:11 UTC 2009
Made some more tries:
1) Reinstalled to see if the former tryout to enable desktop effects could have troubled something, fresh reinstallation, just installed xorg-driver-fglrx, rebooted and the beahviour was the same... thus... could it be a matter of interaction between fglrx drivers and the launcher? Could I try tweak something in the relevant section in xorg.conf (that it's correctly almast empty, these days)?
2) Tried to enable/disable the maximus options in gconf to no_maximize and to un-decorize, the only way I can get a usable desktop is by never maximize and never undecorize the windows...
Sometimes, if the app is already open, and I hit the maximize button,
the windows maximizes as it should... but, if I (even with maximus
instructed not to maximize windows) open a program that starts already
maximized (because I closed it from a maximized state) the problem still
occours... this leads me to guess that's not a maximus issue, but
generally an interaction issue between metacity's maximized windows and
what appens to netbook-launcher when an app starts maximized (or gets
maximized by hand, because, as told, sometimes, even when I maximize it
by hand, the bug shows up!)
Another, related IMHO, issue is that, whenever I run an app that needs
sudo password (like synaptic), I have to be really fast in writing the
password, since the box would disappear in few seconds, but it's still
interactive, actually, since if I hit return, it performs the right
action (if I entered the right password, without watching the dialog, it
opens the app, if I hitted the wrong one, it tells me to retry..), in
this case, however, the only difference with disappearing windows is
that the netbook-launcher is never faded, but remains full color
(probably becuase the dialog is not considered a window...)
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Maximized windows disappear
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/364921
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