*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 974242 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/974242
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Hi all,
good news: At least for me, the bug seems to have been fixed by a patch
committed to get rid of another compiz-place-windows bug
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/974242).
To apply the patch the easy way:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:oli/compiz-place-patch
sudo apt-ge
I can confirm the bug being related to the Place Windows Plugin.
The various plugin options (Workaround, Placement Mode etc.) don't make
any difference. The bug also affects windows that are given a fixed
viewport to open on via the Fixed Window Placement: At launch, the
window will appear on the
A can confirm what cro wrote, only I use the Desktop Wall instead of the
Desktop Cube. That means that we now have three very different
workarounds for this bug.
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This bug appears to relate to the "place windows" compiz plugin. I can
reliably reproduce this issue by enabling or disabling the plugin.
With "place windows" plugin ENABLED:
* rotating the cube to the right will move all maximised windows to workspace
1, once the workspace with a maximised windo
** Description changed:
This bug happens in Gnome Classic when the "Ubuntu Unity" plugin is
- disabled in Compiz. You must also have at least three
- workspaces/desktops horizontally in order to reproduce this.
+ disabled in Compiz and the Workspace Switcher applet is added to the
+ panel. You m
roots,
1.) I can confirm that window jumping does not occur after removing the
Workspace Switcher applet from the panel. Could it be a bug in the
Workspace Switcher applet?
2.) I cannot confirm behavior 2, where another application window is
launched on a right viewport causes maximized windows t
Just a further note: This does also happens with almost-maximised
windows, that is, manually scaled to just a couple of pixels smaller
than the desktop size (screen resolution minus top & bottom panel) ...
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Same problem here: I'm using 6 viewports (2 rows, 3 columns) in Ubuntu 12.04
running Gnome Classic with Compiz.
It appears that the bug is at least to some extent related to workspace
switcher applet in panel.
Even more:
1.) A _maximized_ window on a center viewport (that is, upper-center or
lo
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Title:
Win
** Description changed:
- This bug happens in Gnome Classic (not in Unity) when the "Desktop Wall"
- plugin is enabled in Compiz. You must also have at least three
+ This bug happens in Gnome Classic when the "Ubuntu Unity" plugin is
+ disabled in Compiz. You must also have at least three
worksp
** Description changed:
This bug happens in Gnome Classic (not in Unity) when the "Desktop Wall"
plugin is enabled in Compiz. You must also have at least three
workspaces/desktops horizontally in order to reproduce this.
- When a window is on workspace #2 or higher (horizontally), and you
** Description changed:
This bug happens in Gnome Classic (not in Unity) when the "Desktop Wall"
plugin is enabled in Compiz. You must also have at least three
workspaces/desktops horizontally in order to reproduce this.
When a window is on workspace #2 or higher (horizontally), and you
I discovered that the above behavior no longer happens after lowering
the screen resolution. My default resolution is 1366x768, so I used
gnome-control-center to lower the resolution to 1360x768. After that, I
can no longer reproduce the bug. I can even change back to the default
resolution without
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