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I remember last week that I saw a metacity process when I ran ps -e.
Anyhow, in some of the latest updates, the problem disappeared.
The windows are now created in the right place, with borders and it is possible
to move them.
Also, the problem with the keep settings-dialog freezing is now gone
This doesn't appear to be a graphics driver bug. The symptoms suggest
that you're not running a window manager. The default window manager
for cards with 3D is compiz, which you seem to have removed at one
point, and for other cards is Metacity. Without a window manager
running windows stay
Thank you.I've installed Сompiz and everything works
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I was going to try turning on visual effects, but then it turned out
that I had removed compiz while removing gnome and reinstalling ubuntu-
desktop.
So after installing compiz (compizconfig-settings-manager and its
dependencies), I selected Appearence from the System-Preferences menu,
clicked
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** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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I have the same bug. You can work a little better with visual effects.
When I turn on the visual effects, window borders back into place, but the
effects are not enabled.
This is not a solution but it at least some improvement.
Incidentally, your video driver is not fglrx? I think case in it
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/43506223/BootDmesg.txt
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