Public bug reported:
After scanning, by default, xsane displays the image attempting to do
some sort of maximized mode that does not play well with Compiz; it
overlaps the gnome panel and offers no way of resizing the output
window, which is very unfriendly to newbies. Some composite-based apps
like AWN still display windows on top of it (so if xsane was attempting
a "Full Screen mode" then something is wrong with it).
This can be "fixed" by doing xsane > Preferences > Setup > Display > uncheck
"Main Window Size Fixed"
I think this was an unfortunate default choice; this is with Ubuntu
7.10; previous releases didn't have this problem.
** Affects: xsane (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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After scanning, xsane display of image in FullScreen (default) does not play
well with Compiz
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/157854
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