David Borman <[email protected]>
<CAHLQ6mYFjNEExzUMmZmRXqwSJbM+OJzP8=0ivv9udy67037...@mail.gmail.com> writes:
> The moving of the windows is not arbitrary, it is very predictable. The X,Y
> coordinates of the upper left corner of the window get doubled. So windows
> in the upper left corner move a little bit, any window that is not in the
> upper left quadrant go off-screen. Only windows that have not been manually
> moved will jump. When you first manually move a window after its initial
> placement itâll âjumpâ to the 2x/2y position and then snap back to
> where your mouse is.
> This problem is in the quartz-wm window manager. Iâve brought up X on my
> mac using a different window manager than quartz-wm, and all the jumping
> window problems go away.
BTW, I was mildly astonished to find out that this problem seems gone
after updating to Sierra. There might be corner cases where it's still
problematic, but at least for my use-cases it's enormously better.
(Still on XQuartz 2.7.9 btw.)
regards, tom lane
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