I've not seen it yet on bionic (which uses 3.28), but it's still not
fixed on xenial's 3.18. Even though I encounter this quite frequently
there, I couldn't find a way to reproduce it in a consistent manner.
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Some further information:
The background is *not* the X root window; xwininfo says its called "Desktop".
Modifying the X root window with xsetroot doesn't change anything. However,
when turning compositing on or off, the proper root window background can be
seen for a split second.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1626756 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1626756
This bug is *not* a duplicate of #1626756.
#1626756 is about a missing wallpaper depending on the state of
org.gnome.desktop.background.show-desktop-icons.
This is about a missing wallpaper depending on
Public bug reported:
When compositing-manager is disabled for metacity, no wallpaper is
shown.
Ubuntu version: 16.10 (yakkety)
metacity version: 1:3.20.3-1ubuntu2
Steps to reproduce:
- open dconf-editor and set org.gnome.metacity.compositing-manager to false
Expected result:
- window shadows
** Description changed:
Some applications are missing the titlebar in gnome-session-flashback
with Metacity. Standard GNOME applications are not affected, but some
that use Xlib directly, like mupdf or feh, are.
Steps to reproduce:
- Use mupdf to display any .pdf file, or use feh to
Public bug reported:
Some applications are missing the titlebar in gnome-session-flashback
with Metacity. Standard GNOME applications are not affected, but some
that use Xlib directly, like mupdf or feh, are.
Steps to reproduce:
- Use mupdf to display any .pdf file, or use feh to display any
