Yes I recalled that this happened several upgrades (years)
back, I see the box I ticked in the Compiz control panel
is still ticked so it is something else that someone has
twiddled the bits on.
This is the sort of thing I expect on Windows but it has
crept (jumped) into Linux I fear...
On Mon,
On Mon, Oct 25, 2021, 12:16 Chuck Hast wrote:
> I will do more looking. I have already gone through the
> settings and so far no joy, in Compiz there are Snapping
> Windows which is disabled. Under Mate tweak > Window
> Behaviour > Do not auto-maximize new windows is ticked.
> .
I do not use
On Mon, 25 Oct 2021, Chuck Hast wrote:
Why do the introduce stuff without asking???
If it ain't broke break it! Because someone figured out how to code it?
Rich
I will do more looking. I have already gone through the
settings and so far no joy, in Compiz there are Snapping
Windows which is disabled. Under Mate tweak > Window
Behaviour > Do not auto-maximize new windows is ticked.
I have looked to see what I may have missed and so far
no joy...
Did look,
On Sun, 24 Oct 2021, John Jason Jordan wrote:
Xfce4 does that if you drag the top bar to the top of the screen, ...
Chuck,
+1 I've frequently done this accidently. I then use the window frame icon to
return it to it's original size. Knowing nothing about mate I suggest asking
your web search
On Mon, 25 Oct 2021 00:29:16 -0500
Chuck Hast dijo:
>Not sure what was done in one of the updates, but my
>Mate sessions now seem to want to go to full screen
>when I try to grasp the upper bar on a window to drag
>it elsewhere. I do not understand who gets these stupid
>ideas (I see that
Not sure what was done in one of the updates, but my
Mate sessions now seem to want to go to full screen
when I try to grasp the upper bar on a window to drag
it elsewhere. I do not understand who gets these stupid
ideas (I see that windows does that so figure they must
be trying to emulate it)
