Despite the fact that I'm not running on Debian, I encountered this very
bug and indeed I can confirm that it seems to be related to multiple
screens.
However, I don't have to actually disable the secondary screen, it's
enough to move the mouse to the primary one, so that the window is
initially
I do not know if it might help, but in my case this bug only occurs if
my desktop is extended in a secondary screen (total resolution
2720x900). If I open the same file disabling the second screen
(1280x800) it is fine.
Best regards,
Gabriele
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