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[grigori <763148@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

you're absolutely right. i just tested it in classic-session. the
problem was the same. so it seems to be a problem with compiz!?

btw. the windows are not "all around", as i said in the initial report;
they rather seem to be aligned the way they were before i plugged in the
secondary monitor, but without considering the 1080 pixels that are
'new' to the configuration. so a window that was on my second workspace
in a one-monitor-layout, will appear on my first workspace in a two-
monitor-layout, because it keeps the same distance to x=0/y=0 (which is
the upper left corner) as before.

my way to "work around" this problem is to press "super+s" and drag the
windows to the workspaces i have assigned them to before. doing this
every time i change my monitor-layout is quite annoying.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/763148

Title:
  multi-monitor setup breaks window/workspace alignment