I made a small test program that shows the window position, it's correct when
launched from the terminal + incorrect from gnome-shell.
Here is the output, as animated gifs, to show the incorrect focus position when
launched from gnome-shell.
Launched from gnome-shell - incorrect position:
http://imgur.com/UXDn26X,6nhDThr#0
Launched from terminal - correct position:
http://imgur.com/UXDn26X,6nhDThr#1
Python source (gtk2):
https://gist.github.com/stuaxo/5698611
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> From: Stuart Axon <stua...@yahoo.com>
>To: "gnome-shell-list@gnome.org" <gnome-shell-list@gnome.org>
>Sent: Monday, June 3, 2013 1:59 PM
>Subject: Window positioning on multi monitor
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>Hello All,
> I'm using gnome-shell on ubuntu 12.10 with two monitors, a laptop (primary
>display, on the right) and a monitor on the left, with focus follows mouse.
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>When I start applications, they appear on the monitor on the left, however
>when it comes to focus, they only focus when I move the mouse to the place
>where they would be if they were on the right.
>
>
>If I focus the window using the keyboard, then select 'move' the position is
>correct.
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>Another funny thing about focus on the monitor, is that often the position the
>window recieves clicks seems to be vertically offset by about the height of
>the titlebar (there is no titlebar on the monitor).
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>
>I'd be willing to make a small pygtk programme showing window positions, and
>do some screenshots to help debug this, if it helps.
>
>
>
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