Hey, > Good, but I cannot reproduce that. Comments follow. > > >1.) Start latexila - the minimize and close button are visible in the > >right top edge. (initial_state.png) > > Right, using gnome-session-fallback. No problem so far. gnome-session fallback? So the old layout? I'm using the gnome-shell with opengl. So you also didn't see the maximize button as shown in the screenshot? I assume here that you can reproduce the error that you miss the maximize button. If you have the all the time, this procedure written here is useless for you. :S It basically describes what to do in order to get the maximize button back.
> > >2.) press ALT+F7 and enlarge the window a little bit in both directions > >(this is important!) and then go back to the smalles possible state > >which the window allows. (without_maximize_button_resized.png) > > Alt + F7 is to move the window, not to resize it. After moving it a bit, > I enlarge it a bit from two opposite corners then. And after that, I use > one corner to resize it to its minimal size. The maximize button does > not disappear. Yepp, that's correct. However I was not able to resize it without moving it a bit beforehand. Then I resized the window first a bit bigger than it was, afterwards I shrink it manually to the smallest size possible. Then I close it with a click on the "X" in the right top corner. > >3.) Close latexila > >4.) Open it again and then also the maximize button is visible in the > >right top edge. (with_maximize_button.png) > > Yes, no problem here. > > >5.) Enlarge the window with the maximize button and close it afterwards. > >6.) See 1.) :-) > > Err, yes, I guess, but this is what I was getting all along… > Given the incoherence I found atstep 2.), I must assume that I did not > do exactly what I was supposed to. Could you rephrase that procedure? Done, see above. Greetings Winnie -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
