I've just did some more testing, and it seems the second part of this
bug is caused by the same issue that causes bug #162762.
When the user initiates moving a window using the Alt+drag combination,
compiz calls (among other things)
updateWindowAttributes(w,CompStackingUpdateModeAboveFullscreen) followed by
updateWindowAttributes(w,CompStackingUpdateModeNone)
However, when the user initiates a window move by dragging its title
bar, the calls are:
updateWindowAttributes(w, CompStackingUpdateModeAboveFullscreen)
raiseWindow(w)
updateWindowAttributes(w, CompStackingUpdateModeNone)
However, the call to raiseWindow(w) contains a call that looks like
addWindowStackChanges (w, &xwc, findSiblingBelow (w, FALSE)), which
actually causes the window to be re-stacked _below_ any fullscreen
windows. As I mentioned in bug #162762, I don't see any reason why that
FALSE shouldn't be TRUE, so using the fix I proposed there should fix
part 2 of this bug, too.
Alternatively, if there is a very good reason why raiseWindow does
things the way it does now, probably the raiseWindow should be replaced.
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full-screen windows sometimes hide windows that should be above them
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