compiz, when I open windows, the title bar goes behind the menu bar
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I'm using gnome classic (mate) and compiz, and when I restore a window, the titlebar is going out of workspace (Desktop) like this
In this case I try to open two applications, how all I open, the titlebar from that windows is undo menubar. Anyone know how to fix this? Thanks
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I'm using gnome classic (mate) and compiz, and when I restore a window, the titlebar is going out of workspace (Desktop) like this
In this case I try to open two applications, how all I open, the titlebar from that windows is undo menubar. Anyone know how to fix this? Thanks
compiz
edited Feb 10 at 13:46
Thomas
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asked Feb 10 at 13:43
Bernardo Harreguy
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By the way you can drag a window using Alt+left mouse click. You don't need to drag from the title bar. This should ease your life a bit until you resolve the issue. I think there's a value to offset a window from the top of the screen. You need to increase it, but I don't know how unfortunately.
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Feb 10 at 14:16
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I'm using gnome classic (mate) and compiz, and when I restore a window, the titlebar is going out of workspace (Desktop) like this
In this case I try to open two applications, how all I open, the titlebar from that windows is undo menubar. Anyone know how to fix this? Thanks
compiz
edited Feb 10 at 13:46
Thomas
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asked Feb 10 at 13:43
Bernardo Harreguy
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I'm using gnome classic (mate) and compiz, and when I restore a window, the titlebar is going out of workspace (Desktop) like this
In this case I try to open two applications, how all I open, the titlebar from that windows is undo menubar. Anyone know how to fix this? Thanks
compiz
compiz
edited Feb 10 at 13:46
Thomas
3,29481325
asked Feb 10 at 13:43
Bernardo Harreguy
63
edited Feb 10 at 13:46
Thomas
3,29481325
asked Feb 10 at 13:43
Bernardo Harreguy
63
edited Feb 10 at 13:46
Thomas
3,29481325
edited Feb 10 at 13:46
Thomas
3,29481325
edited Feb 10 at 13:46
Thomas
3,29481325
3,29481325
asked Feb 10 at 13:43
Bernardo Harreguy
63
asked Feb 10 at 13:43
Bernardo Harreguy
63
asked Feb 10 at 13:43
Bernardo Harreguy
63
63
By the way you can drag a window using Alt+left mouse click. You don't need to drag from the title bar. This should ease your life a bit until you resolve the issue. I think there's a value to offset a window from the top of the screen. You need to increase it, but I don't know how unfortunately.
– Mina Michael
Feb 10 at 14:16
add a comment |Â
By the way you can drag a window using Alt+left mouse click. You don't need to drag from the title bar. This should ease your life a bit until you resolve the issue. I think there's a value to offset a window from the top of the screen. You need to increase it, but I don't know how unfortunately.
– Mina Michael
Feb 10 at 14:16
By the way you can drag a window using Alt+left mouse click. You don't need to drag from the title bar. This should ease your life a bit until you resolve the issue. I think there's a value to offset a window from the top of the screen. You need to increase it, but I don't know how unfortunately.
– Mina Michael
Feb 10 at 14:16
By the way you can drag a window using Alt+left mouse click. You don't need to drag from the title bar. This should ease your life a bit until you resolve the issue. I think there's a value to offset a window from the top of the screen. You need to increase it, but I don't know how unfortunately.
– Mina Michael
Feb 10 at 14:16
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Finally!! i found a answer!!
Need the plugin **
"Place Windows"
**
Thats plugin you can found in compiz config settings manager, only you need to do is enable it. if you do not have it installed:
sudo apt install compizconfig-settings-manager -y
ccsm
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
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Finally!! i found a answer!!
Need the plugin **
"Place Windows"
**
Thats plugin you can found in compiz config settings manager, only you need to do is enable it. if you do not have it installed:
sudo apt install compizconfig-settings-manager -y
ccsm
answered Feb 10 at 14:33
Bernardo Harreguy
63
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Finally!! i found a answer!!
Need the plugin **
"Place Windows"
**
Thats plugin you can found in compiz config settings manager, only you need to do is enable it. if you do not have it installed:
sudo apt install compizconfig-settings-manager -y
ccsm
answered Feb 10 at 14:33
Bernardo Harreguy
63
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Finally!! i found a answer!!
Need the plugin **
"Place Windows"
**
Thats plugin you can found in compiz config settings manager, only you need to do is enable it. if you do not have it installed:
sudo apt install compizconfig-settings-manager -y
ccsm
answered Feb 10 at 14:33
Bernardo Harreguy
63
Finally!! i found a answer!!
Need the plugin **
"Place Windows"
**
Thats plugin you can found in compiz config settings manager, only you need to do is enable it. if you do not have it installed:
sudo apt install compizconfig-settings-manager -y
ccsm
answered Feb 10 at 14:33
Bernardo Harreguy
63
answered Feb 10 at 14:33
Bernardo Harreguy
63
answered Feb 10 at 14:33
Bernardo Harreguy
63
answered Feb 10 at 14:33
Bernardo Harreguy
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By the way you can drag a window using Alt+left mouse click. You don't need to drag from the title bar. This should ease your life a bit until you resolve the issue. I think there's a value to offset a window from the top of the screen. You need to increase it, but I don't know how unfortunately.
– Mina Michael
Feb 10 at 14:16