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Re: [Bug 966547] Re: [Multi-Monitor] Dragging a window to a smaller screen and pushing it to the top so it maximizes causes it to maximize on the original screen instead.

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From: wacked_up <waggy@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2012 21:59:10 -0000
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It is still an issue with an up-to-date version.

Op 16 april 2012 16:15 schreef Chauncellor <966547@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> het
volgende:

> Hi! Is this still an issue with an up-to-date version of 12.04?
>
> ** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
>       Status: New => Incomplete
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> Title:
>  [Multi-Monitor] Dragging a window to a smaller screen and pushing it
>  to the top so it maximizes causes it to maximize on the original
>  screen instead.
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Title:
  [Multi-Monitor] Dragging a window to a smaller screen and pushing it
  to the top so it maximizes causes it to maximize on the original
  screen instead.

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References

[Bug 966547] [NEW] [Multi-Monitor] Dragging a window to a smaller screen and pushing it to the top so it maximizes causes it to maximize on the original screen instead.
From: wacked_up, 2012-03-27
[Bug 966547] Re: [Multi-Monitor] Dragging a window to a smaller screen and pushing it to the top so it maximizes causes it to maximize on the original screen instead.
From: Chauncellor, 2012-04-16