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[John Lea <796594@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Reverted to confirmed because after testing it looks like this is still
not fixed.  To reproduce:

--- Test 1 ---

1. Take a restored Nautilus window
2. Drag it to the side of the screen to semi-maximise it
3. Press the 'restore' window decoration

What currently happens:  The Nautilus window goes back to the restored
state, with it's original height.  However the width of the window
changes, and it is not restored to it's original position

What should happen:  The Nautilus window should return the window to the
restored state, with the same height, width, and position it previously
had before the user started the drag that shifted the window to the
semi-maximised state.

--- Test 2 ---

1. Take a restored Thunderbird window
2. Drag it to the side of the screen to semi-maximise it
3. Press the 'restore' window decoration

What currently happens:  Nothing!
What should happen:  The Thunderbird window should return the window to the restored state, with the same height, width, and position it previously had before the user started the drag that shifted the window to the semi-maximised state. 

** Description changed:

  The 'restore' window indicator does not interact correctly with the
  semi-maximised or vertically-maximised states.
  
  To reproduce:
  1. Restore a window
  2. Semi-maximise the same window
  3. Press the restore indicator
  
  What currently happens: The window maximizes
  What should happen: The window should switch back to the restored state
  
- 
  TESTCASE:
  
  ^ "What should happen" is what should happen ;-)
  
  Note that this behaviour should also apply to the vertically-maximised
  window state that Didier will hopefully be implementing this cycle ;-)
+ 
+ --------------------------------------------------------------
+ 
+ Reverted to confirmed because after testing it looks like this is still
+ not fixed.  To reproduce:
+ 
+ --- Test 1 ---
+ 
+ 1. Take a restored Nautilus window
+ 2. Drag it to the side of the screen to semi-maximise it
+ 3. Press the 'restore' window decoration
+ 
+ What currently happens:  The Nautilus window goes back to the restored
+ state, with it's original height.  However the width of the window
+ changes, and it is not restored to it's original position
+ 
+ What should happen:  The Nautilus window should return the window to the
+ restored state, with the same height, width, and position it previously
+ had before the user started the drag that shifted the window to the
+ semi-maximised state.
+ 
+ --- Test 2 ---
+ 
+ 1. Take a restored Thunderbird window
+ 2. Drag it to the side of the screen to semi-maximise it
+ 3. Press the 'restore' window decoration
+ 
+ What currently happens:  Nothing!
+ What should happen:  The Thunderbird window should return the window to the restored state, with the same height, width, and position it previously had before the user started the drag that shifted the window to the semi-maximised state.

** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
       Status: Fix Released => Confirmed

** Tags removed: furtherdesignreviewrequiredp

** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
       Status: Fix Released => Confirmed

** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu Oneiric)
       Status: Fix Released => Confirmed

** Changed in: unity
       Status: Fix Released => Confirmed

** Changed in: compiz-core
       Status: Fix Released => Confirmed

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Title:
  Window behaviour - pressing the 'restore' window indicator on a semi-
  maximised window should return it to the restored state

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