I usually work with more than 4 applications at the same time, which I really need to keep an eye on each one at all times. If for example I only want to open my home directory to check one file, I don't really need it to open maximized on a 23inch screen to just get one file, and to cover up other stuff I need to look at. I suggest:
1) Option for user to choose whether having things maximized on open or not. Please let us decide how the computer work for us, not the computer decides how we have to work. 2) Respect applications that remember their own positions. For example, I use vlc which I suppose it opens my videos in the native video size, and working with other application at the same time on screen, but now everything is open maximized. Hey if I want to I will have it fullscreen, why would I want it maximized? This is not smart but causing trouble. 3) I use a theme that the minimize, maximize/restore, close buttons are in the top right corner of a window. But for maximized window, they are on the top left, which is the corner of the screen, and the mouse pointer is usually very far away from that. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/704562 Title: Auto-maximising windows should care about users settings -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
