This is using compiz-1.3.7 under gnome, with gnome-window-decorator, metacity theme enabled, wobbly plugin and "Maximize effect" enabled. 1. Open gnome-terminal 2. Maximize the window 3. With mouse, drag the title-bar down to "tear off" and unmaximize the window 4. Do not release the mouse 5. Drag the title bar back up so that it snaps to top and maximizes again 6. Repeat 3-4-5 several times, never releasing the pressed mouse button Expected result: The window keeps maximizing and unmaximizing indefinitely Actual result: After a while (at random?), the dragged window enters a confused state, and remains in that state when the mouse is eventually released. Symptoms of the "confusion" are that the window no longer maximizes or unmazmizes (its size does not change) if you continue dragging the window up or down. Another symptom is that the visible window on screen is not where the window manager seems to think it is: for example, after releasing the mouse in this state, the window does not respond as expected to mouse clicks. Sorry I can't describe this better. Once a window is in this state, it can be returned to "normal" by maximizing and unmazimizing using keyboard shortcuts.
Should be fixed in head. Please confirm.
Yes, it's fixed.
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