Re-opening. I'll add a REPRODUCE section to the description.

** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Undecided => Medium
       Status: Invalid => Triaged

** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: compiz
  
  With "Legacy Fullscreen Support" enabled for the compiz workaround plugin, 
starting "oocalc" makes it fullscreen (above the taskbar even), without any 
window decorations.
  Turning off this particular workaround fixes it.
  
  I've now tried to debug this, by 
  1. installing compiz-fusion-plugins-main from hardy (compiled on gutsy)
  2. changed xorg.conf settings (commented out "special performance options"), 
mainly because of testing for another bug
  
  Now that I've re-installed the compiz-fusion-plugins-main package from gutsy 
and having reverted to the previous xorg.conf, the behaviour has changed, but 
is still weird:
  - When opening oocalc, the window is too high (the status bar is not visible 
- it gets the height of the full desktop, minus the taskbar), but window 
decorations are there and it's not full-width.
  - Most times (19 out of 20 times maybe), the "The document has been modified. 
Do you want to save your changes?" dialog becomes fullscreen (without window 
borders) now. (Process: I press alt-f4 to close oocalc, it displays the dialog 
(fullscreen in most cases), I hit escape ("Cancel"), then press alt-f4 again.)
  
- I'm using Kubuntu Gutsy.
+ I'm using Kubuntu Gutsy. Confirmed for Kubuntu Hardy, too.
+ 
+ TO REPRODUCE:
+ 1. enable the "Legacy Fullscreen Support" in ccsm
+ 2. start oocalc. It needs to get started fullscreen, so if it starts 
windowed, maximize it and exit it (through the File menu worked, to save the 
state).
+ 3. Repeat 2, until it gets started maximized
+ 
+ Now, if oocalc got started maximized, the window decorations should be
+ missing ("outside" of the screen)

** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: compiz
  
  With "Legacy Fullscreen Support" enabled for the compiz workaround plugin, 
starting "oocalc" makes it fullscreen (above the taskbar even), without any 
window decorations.
  Turning off this particular workaround fixes it.
  
  I've now tried to debug this, by 
  1. installing compiz-fusion-plugins-main from hardy (compiled on gutsy)
  2. changed xorg.conf settings (commented out "special performance options"), 
mainly because of testing for another bug
  
  Now that I've re-installed the compiz-fusion-plugins-main package from gutsy 
and having reverted to the previous xorg.conf, the behaviour has changed, but 
is still weird:
  - When opening oocalc, the window is too high (the status bar is not visible 
- it gets the height of the full desktop, minus the taskbar), but window 
decorations are there and it's not full-width.
  - Most times (19 out of 20 times maybe), the "The document has been modified. 
Do you want to save your changes?" dialog becomes fullscreen (without window 
borders) now. (Process: I press alt-f4 to close oocalc, it displays the dialog 
(fullscreen in most cases), I hit escape ("Cancel"), then press alt-f4 again.)
  
- I'm using Kubuntu Gutsy. Confirmed for Kubuntu Hardy, too.
+ I'm using Kubuntu Gutsy. Confirmed for Kubuntu Hardy, too. (Using kde-
+ window-decorator)
  
  TO REPRODUCE:
  1. enable the "Legacy Fullscreen Support" in ccsm
  2. start oocalc. It needs to get started fullscreen, so if it starts 
windowed, maximize it and exit it (through the File menu worked, to save the 
state).
  3. Repeat 2, until it gets started maximized
  
  Now, if oocalc got started maximized, the window decorations should be
  missing ("outside" of the screen)

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"Legacy Fullscreen Support" compiz workaround causes missing window decorations 
for oocalc
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/159664
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