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[Chris Billington <626481@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Workaround:

in CCSM, Window Decorations, change 'Shadow windows' from 'any' to 'any
& !state=maxvert'.

This will exclude maximized windows from being decorated with a shadow.

Maybe this could be set by default?

This is also useful for some panels/taskbars which would could otherwise
have a shadow over them. What led me to this problem was that I wanted a
tint2 panel to not be on top of all windows (because it being on top
stopped hot corners from working), but also not have a shadow on top of
it when a window was maximized. The above fix works perfectly!

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  maximized windows drop shadow on adjacent screen

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