John, thank you for your attention.
I'm so sorry, it seems this was an error on my side, but I don't really know.
After I deactivated and reactivated the Windows decorations in CCSM everything
is working fine. I also did a gconftool- 2 --recursive-unset /apps/compiz-1,
but I think the unseting-resetting the windows decorations in CCSM is what
solved the issue.
THANK YOU!
** Changed in: thunderbird (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
** Description changed:
+ SOLVED: unset + set "Windows decorations" in CCSM did it for me
+
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0) login using unity 3D on LTS 12.04, all updates applied
1) open terminal
2) start thunderbird:
~$ thunderbird &
3) minimize thunderbird window
4) start thunderbird again:
~$ thunderbird &
--> Thunderbird window pops up but doesnt have a title bar, you can't
move the window.
Same happens if you start thunderbird using the indicator-messages.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1284289
Title:
Thunderbird doesn't show title bar when called more than once on 12.04
Status in Canonical SSO provider:
New
Status in “thunderbird” package in Ubuntu:
Invalid
Bug description:
SOLVED: unset + set "Windows decorations" in CCSM did it for me
*********************************************++
0) login using unity 3D on LTS 12.04, all updates applied
1) open terminal
2) start thunderbird:
~$ thunderbird &
3) minimize thunderbird window
4) start thunderbird again:
~$ thunderbird &
--> Thunderbird window pops up but doesnt have a title bar, you can't
move the window.
Same happens if you start thunderbird using the indicator-messages.
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