Okay it seems I'm not the original filer, but OMG 8 years
On Sun, Mar 3, 2019, 21:23 Jean Luc Picard wrote:
> I'm sorry but WTF & also this is an epic meme in & of itself. Allow me to
> elaborate.
>
> I filed this bug report something like 10 years ago. Since then, the
> ENTIRE COMMUNITY has
I'm sorry but WTF & also this is an epic meme in & of itself. Allow me to
elaborate.
I filed this bug report something like 10 years ago. Since then, the ENTIRE
COMMUNITY has moved away from x compositors. Literally a war was fought
between the integrated display servers & there were failed
so, I think I figured out why this was happening.
in the Window Decoration settings, if your Active Shadow Radius is
different from your Inactive Shadow Radius, then the windows wobble when
alt tabbing between maximized windows.
It looks like the wobbly windows considers the difference in size
This is still an issue in 16.04.1 LTS. When a maximized window is
focused or defocused, it "shivers" (although this is apparently not
related to the shiver option. It occurs on windows that are maximized
horizontally, windows that are maximized vertically, and windows that
are maximized both
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days.]
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Title:
compiz wobly windows plugin causes maximized windows to shiver when
Turning off the maximize effect does indeed make the problem go away,
but this is not a proper fix. The windows should not shiver on focus,
regardless of the state of this option.
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That happens to me also with just released natty - the maximized window
shivers when gaining or losing focus. Turning off the maximize effect of
the wobbly windows plugin fixes that.
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this also happens when you mouse between windows with the scale plugin
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compiz wobly windows plugin causes maximized windows to shiver
Happens with me. At first I thought it wasn't relevant cause I manually
re-enabled wobbly windows after upgrading to natty, but then I
remembered I subsequently wiped my ./.compiz ./.gconf/apps/compiz
folders to un-breakeverything. Haven't tested in Unity, really I've
been afraid to go back
while this wobbling is going on, the window switcher and other plugins
are needlessly delayed as well; click on a maximized window and it could
be 2 seconds before the static window switcher will work, for example
(alt-tab)
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