On 13/11/13 03:54, Alexander Shukaev wrote:
"Snapping" is a feature of Windows. It makes the window you drag to the
edge to automatically take half of the screen. I don't know if your
current Gnome supports it.
Probably not.
I'm afraid you misunderstood my post. I also see the vertical split at
far left on `wincmd H` and there are no problems with it. The point was
different. Vim's main (GUI) window jumps to its previous location
(before snapping), and this is an obvious bug.
I tried to describe what I saw, whether relevant or not. I see that Gary
Johnson, also on Windows, experiences the first snap but not the
snap-back; I suppose you both could try and find what is different
between your two installations.
Best regards,
Tony.
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<liiwi> so, what's the official way to get buildd to retry a package? prod
it with a stick?
<Joey> prod neuro
<liiwi> with a stick?
<Joey> yes.
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