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[Dan Collins <1811482@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

This bug occurs whenever the top edge of the "primary" display is not
the same as the top edge of all displays. For example, if there is a
display above the primary display in a 3+1 configuration, or if the
primary display is in a horizontal configuration while a display next to
it is in a vertical configuration. Attached screenshot shows my
configuration.

In this configuration, when maximizing certain apps, the top bar of the
app is either hidden, or covered by the top panel. I believe it is
covered by the top panel. Example shows this happening with Chrome
(which has tabs on the top bar), however, it also happens with file
browser, terminal, etc. Note the absence of Chrome browser tabs in
attached screenshot #1, because monitor #1 extends above the primary
monitor. Note correct "maximize" behavior in screenshot #2.

Reverting to a "normal" display layout fixes this issue.

** Affects: ubuntubudgie
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Attachment added: "Screenshot #1"
   https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1811482/+attachment/5228562/+files/Screenshot%20from%202019-01-11%2020-59-09.png

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Title:
  "Maximize" overlaps with top panel

Status in Ubuntu Budgie:
  New

Bug description:
  This bug occurs whenever the top edge of the "primary" display is not
  the same as the top edge of all displays. For example, if there is a
  display above the primary display in a 3+1 configuration, or if the
  primary display is in a horizontal configuration while a display next
  to it is in a vertical configuration. Attached screenshot shows my
  configuration.

  In this configuration, when maximizing certain apps, the top bar of
  the app is either hidden, or covered by the top panel. I believe it is
  covered by the top panel. Example shows this happening with Chrome
  (which has tabs on the top bar), however, it also happens with file
  browser, terminal, etc. Note the absence of Chrome browser tabs in
  attached screenshot #1, because monitor #1 extends above the primary
  monitor. Note correct "maximize" behavior in screenshot #2.

  Reverting to a "normal" display layout fixes this issue.

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