** Description changed:
- ENHANCEMENT REQUEST
-
- All other window managers (Gnome Shell, Metacity) and operating systems
- use live resizing, and Ubuntu used to as well. We think it should be the
- default again because it just looks nicer.
-
- NOTE: This enhancement is blocked by bug 803296 at the very least.
-
-
- ORIGINAL DESCRIPTION:
-
Problem occurs with: Ubuntu 7.10, 8.04, 8.10, 9.04, 9.10, 10.04, 10.10,
11.04, Ocelot alpha 2
- Does not occur with: Ubuntu 7.04 and earlier (or any version running
Metacity), Windows 95 and later, Mac OS X 10.0 and later
+ Does not occur with: Ubuntu 7.04 and earlier (or any version running
Metacity), Windows 95 and later, Mac OS X 10.0 and later, Gnome Shell
1. Install Ubuntu on a machine for which Compiz is installed by default.
2. Restart into Ubuntu, and open a window.
3. Hold down the mouse or touchpad button on the window's resize area, and
move the pointer.
What happens: A brown or orange rectangle appears, at the size the window
will be, until you release the button.
What should happen: The window resizes as you drag.
Workaround: http://superuser.com/questions/239397/how-do-i-turn-on-live-
window-resizing-in-ubuntu-10-10
- The equivalent problem was fixed for Xubuntu in bug 749665.
+ This bug is apparently blocked by bug 803296. The equivalent problem was
+ fixed for Xubuntu in bug 749665.
** Summary changed:
- Change the default Ubuntu window resizing mode back to Normal (currently
Rectangle)
+ Windows don't resize as grip is dragged (Compiz default resizing is Rectangle
rather than Normal)
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Windows don't resize as grip is dragged (Compiz default resizing is
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